Tony Spanakos

Tony Spanakos is Professor and Chair of the Department of Political Science and Law at Montclair State University. A two time Fulbright Fellow (Brazil 2002, Venezuela 2008), he is the co-founding editor of the Routledge Conceptualising Comparative Politics series. He has published on Comparative Politics, International Relations, and Popular Culture and Political Theory in peer-reviewed journals, edited scholarly books, as well as more popular venues.

Why Moralize upon It? Democratic Education through American Literature and Film

August 24, 2021
Tony Spanakos

Why Moralize upon It? Democratic Education through American Literature and Film. Brian Danoff (Lanham: Lexington Books, 2020). “Why moralize upon it?” asked Herman Melville’s character Amasa Delano…

Politics, Literature, and Film in Conversation

August 22, 2021
Tony Spanakos

Politics, Literature, and Film in Conversation. Matthew Dinan, Paul E. Kirkland, Denise Schaeffer, and Natalie Fuehrer Taylor. Lanham: Lexington Books, 2021. Dialogue, even if contrived and…

Tony Spanakos

Tony Spanakos

Why Moralize upon It? Democratic Education through American Literature and Film

Politics, Literature, and Film in Conversation

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