Political science

Abstract Syllabi from courses taught by Professor Gilbert at University of Denver in the 1980s, including "Marx and Marxism;" "Major Issues in Normative Theory: Equality;" "Normative Political Theory: Justice in War and Political Obligation;" "Comparative Politics: Applied Analysis;" "Ideologies and International Relations: Nazism and the Resistance to it in World War II;" "Marxism and Politics;" "Marxist Social Theory and Politics;" "Liberalism and Marxism;" "Problems in Political Theory: Equality...

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Syllabi from courses taught by Professor Gilbert at University of Denver in the 1990s, including "Research Training;" "Social Theory;" and "Realism and Democracy."

Abstract Various undated syllabi from Professor Gilbert's time teaching at University of Denver, including "Theories of Nonviolence;" "Ethical Issues in War;" "Democratic Theory;" "Marx and Marxism, part II;" "Normative Political Theory: Justice in War;" "Contemporary Political Thought;" "Advanced Research Methods;" "Marxism and Politics;" "Justice, Equality and Moral Objectivity;" "Modern Political Theory;" "The French Enlightenment: the origins of social and democratis theory in Diderot,...

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A report prepared by Professor Gilbert in conjunction with Priority Peace, detailing a critical examination of the rhetoric used by President George Bush to convince the American people to support the war in Iraq, ultimately arguing against the invasion and occupation of Iraq.

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Syllabi and other course materials from Professor Gilbert's teaching career at University of Denver.

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Two copies of Professor Gilbert's 1999 University Lecture at University of Denver, entitled "Emancipation and Independence: The Nearness of Abolition in the American Revolution."

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Poliltical Science Student with a Pat Schroeder political poster.

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Articles by Professor Gilbert included on the WhoWhatWhy webpage dating from 2016, entitled "Grave Matters in Pipeline Controversy" and "How Easy-to-hack Voting Machines Endanger Democracy".