Hawley Fogg-Davis
Associate Professor
Undergraduate Chair
Honors Program Director
Phone: 215-204-7796
E-mail: hfd@temple.edu
Hawley Fogg-Davis, A.B. magna cum laude in Government, Harvard University; Ph.D in Politics, Princeton University. Research and teaching are in the areas of Democratic Political Theory, African American Political Thought, Feminist Political Theory, and Anti-discrimination law. Publications include “Theorizing Black Lesbians within Black Feminism: A Critique of Same-Race Street Harassment” in Politics and Gender, The Ethics of Transracial Adoption (Cornell University Press), “Navigating Race in the Market for Human Gametes” in The Hastings Center Report, and “The Racial Retreat of Contemporary Political Theory” in Perspectives on Politics.
Recent Publications:
Hawley Fogg-Davis, "Racial Randomization: Imagining Nondiscrimination in Adoption" in Adoption Matters: Philosophical and Feminist Essays (Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 2005.
Hawley Fogg-Davis, "Theorizing Black Lesbians within Black Feminism: A Critique of Same-Race Street Harassment," Politics & Gender 2 (2006), 57-76.
Hawley Fogg-Davis, " The Racial Retreat of Contemporary Political Theory " Perspectives on Politics vol. 1, no.3 (September 2003): 555-564.
Hawley Fogg-Davis, The Ethics of Transracial Adoption (Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 2002).
Hawley Fogg-Davis, " Navigating Race in the Market for Human Gametes ," Hastings Center Report vol. 31, no.3 (2001): 13-21.
Areas of current Research interest:
Contemporary African American political thought, especially black feminism and black conservatism, and Anti-discrimination Law