I received my Ph.D. from Columbia University in 1999, and have taught at Columbia, Harvard, the University of Pennsylvania, Princeton (but just for a year), and, since 2013, Notre Dame.
My research is mostly about deliberation in political and legal settings. I am the author of Talk at the Brink: Deliberation and Decision during the Cuban Missile Crisis (Princeton 2012). It is high time I wrote another book.
Somewhat to my dismay, I’m best known to the media for a somewhat tongue-in-cheek journal article I wrote years ago on queuing in 30th Street Station, Philadelphia. But that was not nearly as silly as this.
My CV:
Looking for David Gibson, the journalist of the Catholic Church? I’m not him, to the disappointment of some people. You can find him here.
Looking for Notre-Dame, the cathedral in Paris? You can find that here.
Contact me:
Sermo Interruptus 