Christopher Lewis, a visiting professor at the University of Michigan Law School, is also an assistant professor at Harvard Law School.

Lewis’s research uses the tools of analytical political and moral philosophy, combined with close attention to the findings of the social sciences, to shed light on normative questions about crime, punishment, and policing; inequality and social policy; education and the family; and race and ethnicity. 

Before he became a law professor, he was a Junior Fellow at the Harvard Society of Fellows. 

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Education
  • University of Massachusetts, BA, summa cum laude
  • Columbia University, MA, philosophy
  • Stanford University, JD-PhD

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