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Marilyn McMorrow

Marilyn McMorrow, RSCJ, PhD is a Visiting Assistant Professor in the School of Foreign Service and has been at Georgetown since 1992. She is an expert on political and normative theory of international relations. She teaches courses in the Government Department and the School of Foreign Service that focus on the political theory of international relations and on ethical analysis of urgent moral problems in world politics, such as human rights violations, absolute poverty and hunger, justifiable and unjustifiable resort to force, plight of refugees and migrants, and environmental rescue and repair. She also researches the role of the Nobel Peace Prize in world politics. She is a Religious of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

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