Humanities and Social Sciences

Politics and International Relations Program

Staff Directory

Teaching

Daniel’s teaching expertise is in international relations, globalisation, political theory (particularly democratic theory), and environmental politics.

Subject taught:

• POL5GAG Globalisation and Governance

Publications

Journal Articles
Bray, D. (2009) ‘Pragmatic Cosmopolitanism: A Deweyan Approach to Democracy beyond the Nation-State’, Millennium: Journal of International Studies 37(3), pp.679-715.
Bray, D. (2005) ‘The Problem of Legitimacy in the European Union: Rethinking the Dynamics of Recognition and Representation’, CESSA Review 33, pp.33-51.

Conference Papers
(2008) ‘Pragmatic Cosmopolitanism: A Deweyan Approach to Democracy beyond the Nation State’. Paper presented at the conference, ‘Interrogating Democracy in International Relations, London School of Economics and Political Science, London, UK, 25-26 October.

(2008) ‘Pragmatic Cosmopolitanism: A Deweyan Approach to Democracy beyond the Nation State’. Paper presented at the Third Oceanic Conference on International Studies, University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia, 2-4 July.

(2008) ‘Pragmatic Cosmopolitanism: A Deweyan Approach to Democracy beyond the Nation State’. Paper presented at the conference, ‘Thinking With(Out) Borders: International Political Theory in the 21st Century’, University of St Andrews, St Andrews, UK, 12-13 June.

(2006) ‘Models of Democracy for Global Politics: Protecting the World and Developing Humanity’. Refereed paper presented at the Second Oceanic Conference on International Studies, The University of Melbourne, July 2006.

Research Interests

• Democratic governance beyond the nation-state
• Political leadership in global governance
• Pragmatism and normative IR theory
• Global environmental politics (particularly the UNFCCC negotiations)