Alena L. Wolflink
Assistant Professor
https://du.digication.com/alena-wolflink
Sturm Hall, 2000 East Asbury Avenue Denver, CO 80208
Professional Biography
Professor Wolflink specializes in political theories of identity and democratic agency. Her first book, “Claiming Value” is a conceptual-historical examination of economic and moral discourses of value. https://www.routledge.com/Claiming-Value-The-Politics-of-Priority-from-Aristotle-to-Black-Lives-Matter/Wolflink/p/book/9781032302775
She is currently working on a new book on the politics of desire, which brings democratic, political-economic, and queer theories to bear on problems like toxic masculinity and racial fetishization. Professor Wolflink teaches classes in political theory, including Radical Democracy, American Political Thought, Feminist Political Thought, and the Politics of Desire.
For complete CV, please view her website: https://du.digication.com/alena-wolflink
She is currently working on a new book on the politics of desire, which brings democratic, political-economic, and queer theories to bear on problems like toxic masculinity and racial fetishization. Professor Wolflink teaches classes in political theory, including Radical Democracy, American Political Thought, Feminist Political Thought, and the Politics of Desire.
For complete CV, please view her website: https://du.digication.com/alena-wolflink
Degree(s)
- BA, Political Science, Goucher College
- MA, Politics, University of California, Santa Cruz
- Ph.D., Politics, University of California, Santa Cruz
Professional Affiliations
- American Political Science Association
- Association for Political Theory
- Western Political Science Association
Featured Publications
. (2022). Claiming value: The politics of priority from Aristotle to Black Lives Matter . New York: Routledge.
