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Gregory Collins is a scholar of political economy, constitutional theory, and abolition in the Department of Political Science at Yale University. He has published a book on Edmund Burke's economic thought and several articles on Burke, Smith, Douglass, and Strauss.
Studies and priestly ordination. Leadership positions. Conversion to Anglicanism. Publications. References. External links. Gregory Collins (born 1960 in Belfast, Northern Ireland) was the sixth Abbot of the Abbey of the Dormition in Jerusalem . Studies and priestly ordination.
Feb 1, 2021 · Gregory Collins is a scholar of Edmund Burke's economic thought and the 2020 Novak Award winner from Acton Institute. He lectures on the role of economics in the social order and the relationship between religion and economic freedom.
Gregory Collins - Postdoctoral Associate and Lecturer, Program on Ethics, Politics and Economics - Yale University | LinkedIn. Lecturer, Program on Ethics, Politics and Economics at Yale...
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Gregory M. Collins is a lecturer in political science and ethics at Yale University. His research focuses on the history of political and economic thought, the tension between liberty and order, and the idea of civil society in black political thought.
Gregory M. Collins Program on Ethics, Politics, and Economics Department of Political Science Yale University 31 Hillhouse Avenue, Room 202 New Haven, CT 06511 gregory.collins@yale.edu 781-789-2795 campuspress.yale.edu/gregcollins/ Updated June 2023 ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS Yale University Lecturer, Program on Ethics, Politics and Economi...
Gregory Collins is a postdoctoral associate and lecturer at Yale University, specializing in the history of political thought and political economy. He has published on Edmund Burke, Adam Smith, Frederick Douglass, and the Scottish and French Enlightenment.
