Oded Na'aman is a PhD candidate in Philosophy. His research concerns value theory, moral philosophy, and political philosophy. In his dissertation, Oded examines warranted internal conflicts, important permissible choices, and the valuing of particulars (e.g., particular persons, places, objects, etc.) His non-academic essays and articles elaborate the moral and psychological impact of military rule. At Harvard, he has served as a Teaching Fellow for courses on political philosophy, human rights, and existentialism. He received his BA in Philosophy from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.