Rate My Professor Avery Kolers

Kolers is the author of two major books: Land, Conflict, and Justice: A Political Theory of Territory (2009, cited over 300 times) and A Moral Theory of Solidarity (Oxford University Press, 2016, cited over 240 times). Key articles include “Dynamics of Solidarity” (American Journal of Political Science, 2012), “Floating Provisos and Sinking Islands” (Journal of Applied Philosophy, 2012, recipient of the Annual Essay Prize), “Toward a Pluralist Account of Parenthood” (Bioethics, 2003), and “The Priority of Solidarity to Justice” (Journal of Applied Philosophy, 2014). His scholarship, with over 1,460 citations on Google Scholar, has significantly influenced debates in political philosophy, ethics, and applied social theory. Kolers has received honors including the Charlotte W. Newcombe Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship, University of Louisville Award for Outstanding Achievement in Service to the Community, and Cardinal Principles Champion Award for Integrity and Transparency. He has served on executive committees, contributed to editorial roles, hosted public philosophy discussions such as Ethics Forward, and delivered lectures on topics like solidarity and environmental ethics.