Ariel Liberman
Assistant Professor, Auburn University; Senior Fellow, Emory University
Areas of Expertise
Law and Religion, Education Law and Policy, Innovations in Legal Education, Ethics and Learning, Comparative Law, Comparative Religions, Judaism and Jewish Studies, Interfaith Dialogue
- Email: ariel.liberman@emory.edu
Dr. Ariel Liberman is Assistant Professor in Law and Legal Studies in the Department of Political Science at Auburn University, where he teaches courses in its ‘Law and Justice’ program and advises students interested in careers in the legal field. His published works focus on the broad intersection of law, religion, and education. He also writes extensively on legal and political theory, citizenship, legal education, antisemitism studies, and comparative law topics.
Dr. Liberman came to Auburn after serving as the Paul and Marion Kuntz Scholar in Law and Religion at Emory University School of Law and its Center for the Study of Law and Religion, where he remains a Senior Fellow in Law and Religion. Outside of teaching and research, Dr. Liberman has practiced as an attorney both in private practice and the public interest, held judicial clerkships, and served in leadership positions at different religious non-profit organizations.