Professor, Politics and Government
Professor, Politics and Government
Lisa Ferrari teaches in the areas of international relations and applied ethics, and U.S.-Canadian relations. Her current research examines the moral and security implications of commons-based geoengineering as a response to climate change. In particular, collaborating with Elizabeth L. Chalecki, she has applied lessons from the European just war tradition to questions of geoengineering governance and considered a role for Canada in the governance process. Her recent past research has addresses the role of moral theology in Catholic NGOs’ response to the global HIV/AIDS epidemic, and the broader role of the Holy See in international relations.
Education
BA
Williams College
1986
MA
Boston University
1989
PhD
Georgetown University
1998
Classes
Intro International Relations
PG 103-A
Spring 2025
Power and Political Inquiry
PG 200-B
Spring 2025
Capstone Course
PG 400-A
Spring 2025