Dr Daniel McLoughlin
Daniel is a Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Law at the University of New South Wales. He holds a PhD in Philosophy from UNSW and a Bachelor of Arts/Law from Macquarie University. Daniel is a legal theorist working in the critical and continental traditions of thought. He has published on sovereignty, political ontology, government, and political crises, with a particular emphasis on the work of Giorgio Agamben and Carl Schmitt. His other research interests include Marxist state theory, t...
- Publications
- Teaching and Supervision
My Research Supervision
Sonia Qadir Law and (In)security: (En)Counter-ing Terror in the Postcolony
Angela Smith The Role of Aviation in Underwriting Deportation Practices between the European Union and North Africa
Amrita Tarr The Economy of Faith: Production of Mogul's and Paupers
Christian Ponce Terrazas Constitutional Interpretation and the Foreign Law Debate
Kimberly White Broken Covenants and Vagrant Promises: Civil Religion and Social Movements in the Post-Sixties American Novel (secondary supervisor)
My Teaching
LAWS 2820/JURD 7222 Law and Social Theory
LAWS 3442/JURD 7492 The Will of the People: Law, Popular Sovereignty, and Revolutionary Politics