Dr. Lawrence Quill joined the faculty at San José State in 2005. He has a special
interest in political theory and was a contributor to both The Routledge Encyclopedia of
Democratic Thought (London, Routledge, 2001) and The Routledge Encyclopedia of British
Culture (London, Routledge, 2003). He is the author of Liberty after Liberalism (London,
Macmillan, 2006) and Civil Disobedience: (Un)Common Sense in Mass Democracies (London,
Macmillan, 2009). His next book, Secrets and Democracy, will be published in 2013. Future
projects will focus on scandal in public life, the social and political dynamics of
greed, and the relation between technology and democracy.

Books

Civil Disobedience: (Un)Common sense in mass democracies (2009)
 
Liberty After Liberalism: Civic-Republicanism in a Global Age (2006)
 

Articles

“The Disappearance of Adulthood”, Studies in the Philosophy of Education (2011)
 
“Political Hypocrisy and the Role of Professionals”, International Journal of Applied Philosophy (2010)
 
“Pilot implementation of an interdisciplinary course on climate solutions” (with Jinny Rhee and Eugene Cordero), Special Edition of the International Journal of Engineering Education (2010)
 
“After Philia? Friendship, the Market, and Late Modernity”, The Journal of Philosophy in the Contemporary World (2009)
 
“Augustine, Arendt, and Anthropy” (with Barry Clarke), Sophia: International Journal for Philosophy of Religion, Metaphysical Theology and Ethics (2009)
 

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