Ken Masugi
Adjunct Fellow
Ken Masugi is a Visiting Professor of Political Science at Johns Hopkins University. He is the former director of the Center for Local Government at the Claremont Institute. Prior to joining the Claremont Institute, he served as Senior Coordinator of Academic Affairs at the State Council of Higher Education in the Commonwealth of Virginia and as a Visiting Associate Professor of Political Science and Senior Fellow at the John M. Ashbrook Center for Public Affairs at Ashland University.
He has also taught at Princeton University, the United States Air Force Academy, California State, the University of California at Irvine, Harvey Mudd College, and the James Madison College at Michigan State University.
Before teaching, he was a Special Assistant to two successive directors of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Clarence Thomas and Evan Kemp. Dr. Masugi earned his Ph.D. and M.A. at the New School for Social Research in New York, and studied at the University of Cologne under a Fulbright-Hays Scholarship.
Dr. Masugi’s publishing accomplishments include editing Interpreting Tocqueville’s "Democracy in America" and co-editing Japanese-American Internment, The American Founding, The Supreme Court and American Constitutionalism. He continues to work on Reconstituting American Citizenship, a critique of multiculturalism’s attack on the American political tradition.
What Conservatives Should Learn from the Golf War
by Ken Masugi (Editorial, June 2001)
Clinton’s Second Try with Bill Lann Lee
by Ken Masugi (Editorial, March 1999)
No Satisfaction
by Ken Masugi (Editorial, February 1999)
Saving "Private Ryan" from the Conservatives
by Ken Masugi (Editorial, August 1998)
Anniversaries for Dissenters: 102nd Anniversary of Plessy v. Ferguson
by Ken Masugi (Editorial, May 1998)
Primary Machiavellianism: The Rogue in Vogue
by Ken Masugi (Editorial, March 1998)
A Leo Straussian Conspiracy
by Ken Masugi (Editorial, February 04, 1998)
The Clinton Administration and Bill Lann Lee versus the Constitution
by Ken Masugi (Editorial, November 1997)
Pat Buchanan Versus Conservative America
by Ken Masugi (On Principle, April 1996)
Hooters, Homosexual Rights, and the EEOC
by Ken Masugi (On Principle, February 1996)
An Interview With Charlton Heston
by Ken Masugi (Dialogues, October 06, 1995)
Culture Wars: Are Bravehearted Conservatives Clueless?
by Ken Masugi (On Principle, August 1995)
Abraham Lincoln and the Republican Opportunity: Recalling Our Principles
by Ken Masugi (Dialogues, February 09, 1995)
Justice Affirmed
by Ken Masugi (On Principle, December 1994)
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