Gabriel Rubin

Dr. Gabriel Rubin, associate professor, has a PhD in Political Science from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. His research interests include: Terrorism, Political Theory, Civil War, Middle East and African Politics. He teaches courses including Intro to International Justice, Perspectives in Justice Studies I, International Justice II, Statistics for Social Research, Research in Justice Studies, Theories of Justice, Terrorism and Social, Rights, Liberties and American Justice, and International Civil Conflicts. He is the author of Freedom and Order: How Democratic Governments Restrict Civil Liberties after Terrorist Attacks–and Why Sometimes They Don’t by Lexington Books (2011). Dr. Rubin is the faculty coordinator for the International Justice program.

Terrorism, Political Theory, Civil War, Middle East and African Politics.

Migration, Human Rights, Global Justice, Terrorism, Political Theory, and Civil War.

Intro to International Justice
Perspectives in Justice Studies I
International Justice II
Statistics for Social Research
Research in Justice Studies
Theories of Justice
Terrorism and Social Justice
Rights, Liberties and American Justice
International Civil Conflicts
JUST 408: Justice in World Migration