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Andrew Herscher is a Professor at Taubman College, focusing on the intersection of architecture with social justice and democratic rights across various global contexts. His work includes initiating and participating in collaborative activist research efforts such as the People of Detroit Community Research Collective and the Settler Colonial City Project. Herscher's scholarly work examines the connections between architecture and themes such as political violence, migration, colonial dispossession, and anti-colonial resistance. He has authored several books including 'Violence Taking Place: Architecture Kosovo Conflict' and 'Displacements: Architecture Refugee,' which investigate the impact of architectural practices on marginalized communities. He holds a PhD in architecture, landscape architecture, and urban planning from Harvard University, as well as a Master of Architecture from Harvard University and a Bachelor of Arts in architecture from Yale University.
Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science