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Stephen G. Engelmann
Associate Professor
Ph.D. Johns Hopkins University 1996
Phone: 312-413-3781
Fax: 312-413-0440
E-Mail: sengelma@uic.edu
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Fields of
Interest:
Political Theory (historical and contemporary), Social and Economic
Theory (historical and contemporary), Early-Modern English Political
Thought, Bentham Studies
Selected
Publications:
Imagining Interest in Political Thought: Origins of Economic
Rationality; Duke University Press, 2003
"Facts, Values, and 'Real' Numbers," with Sophia Mihic and Elizabeth
Rose Wingrove, in George Steinmetz, ed., The Politics of Method in
the Human Sciences: Positivism and Its Epistemological Others; Duke
University Press, 2005
"Posner, Bentham, and the Rule of Economy," Economy & Society;
February, 2005
"'Of Indirect Legislation': Bentham's Liberal Government,"
Polity, April 2003
“Imagining Interest,”
Utilitas, November 2001
Selected
Recent Papers and Presentations:
"Singer, Darwin, Bentham, and the Utiltarian Imagination"
International Society for Utilitarian Studies, Hanover, NH,
August 2005
"Darwinian Interests," Western Political Science Association,
Oakland, CA, March 2005
"Political Theory and Economic Governance" Western Political Science Association, Long Beach, CA, March 2002
"Bentham's Expectations," Bentham Seminar, University College, London,
November 2001
“Bentham’s
Economic Government and Contemporary ‘Globalization,’” Seminar, Kansai University Department of Economics, Osaka, Japan, July 2001.
"Darwin's Race," American Political Science Association,
September 2004
"Bentham on Law and Economics" Workshop on Distributive Justice and
Utilitarianism," Tokyo Metropolitan University, January 2004
“Economic
Rationality and Reason of State,” Japanese Society for Utilitarian
Studies, Osaka, Japan, July 2001.
“An
Invincible Disgust? Bentham’s Liberal Government of Indirect
Legislation,” American Political Science Association, Washington,
D.C., August 2000.
“Foucault’s
Governmentality and Althusser’s Ideology,” Faculty/Graduate Seminar, UIC, February 2000.
Current
Research Areas:
History of social science; biopolitics
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