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Fields of Interest
Biography
Mathieu Dubeau earned his Ph.D. from the Department of Political Science in 2021. He broadly studies the intersection of labor, ecology, and political theory to answer questions relating to justice, work, and the animal turn in the social sciences. In his dissertation, he explores how advances in our understanding of animal cognition are forcing us to rethink the meaning and scope of political consideration. His work reveals that humans who work with animals typically already reflect upon their obligations to them. Yet, because they work within larger humanist institutions, serious barriers exist to reconsidering and enacting those obligations.
Publications:
Mathieu Dubeau (2020) Species-Being for Whom? The Five Faces of Interspecies Oppression, Contemporary Political Theory
Battleground Seattle: A Clash of Classes and a Brewing Perfect Storm. New Politics, Summer 2018. http://newpol.org/content/battleground-seattle
Marx and the relationship between the exploitation of labor and the degradation of the environment. Green Theory and Praxis Journal, 7(1), 26-31. (2013)