Abram Trosky

Abram Trosky teaches and writes on Ethics and Communication at one of the six senior service colleges delivering Joint Professional Military Education to strategic-level civilian and military leaders. He has been Lecturer of Public Law and Political Theory at Framingham State University and Lecturer in Ethics and American Government at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy. His research critically applies moral and political theory to contemporary and historical politics and international relations. His research has been shared widely in person and in print, including title chapters in Springer's International Handbook of War, Torture, and Terror, and Peace and Reconciliation. He has been an English-Speaking Union fellow in Religion and Politics, a visiting scholar in University of Melbourne’s Ashworth Centre for Social Thought, junior fellow in residence at the Institute for Human Sciences, Vienna, and Arthur Clark Fellow in Global Citizenship at University of Calgary’s Consortium for Peace Studies.