Kevin Boileau, PhD, JD, LL.M
Associate Professor & Chair of Philosophy & Psychoanalysis Department
About Kevin
I am a member of the class of 1979 at the Phillips Exeter Academy, in Exeter, New Hampshire, a secondary school that is dedicated to the principles of non sibi. I have education and training (3 doctorates and post-doctoral professional training) at the University of Colorado at Boulder, the University of Florida, the University of New Mexico, San Diego State University, The University of San Diego, the University of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law, the Existential Psychoanalytic Institute, and Harvard University’s Program in Mediation & Negotiation. I have taught at the university level for over thirty years in both U.S. and European schools.
Research Interests
I am currently studying mathematics, set theory, and category theory as they relate to a critical theory of political and social liberation. Currently, I am a Professor and Dean of Faculty at the Existential Psychoanalytic Institute & Society. I am a Researcher of Psychoanalysis, Phenomenology & Critical Theory at the Global Center for Advanced Studies— GCAS College Dublin.
Publications
I have also published several theoretical books in psychoanalysis, phenomenology, critical theory; and several works in literary fiction and poetry. My most recent book publication is a 2-volume work, with Nazarita Goldhammer entitled A New Human Anthropology. I supervise academic and clinical professionals in their work, give professional consultation, and regularly speak all over the world. Together with Goldhammer, we have built the Non-Violent Design Institute, where I serve as Chief Scientist, at which we study and help others implement innovate design that is based on mathematics, phenomenology, and principles of non-violent encounters with the non-human world.
Founder & Director of EPIS The Existential Psychoanalytic Institute & Society
