Charles E.A. Lincoln IV is an author, and doctoral candidate at the
University of Groningen whose work examines comparative constitutional
law, political philosophy, and the historical foundations of legal and
political authority. He earned his Bachelor of Arts in Government, cum
laude, from Harvard University, his Juris Doctor from Texas A&M
University, and postgraduate law degrees from Boston University and
the University of Amsterdam. His book, Gods, Judges, and Presidents:
Trifunctional Archetypes in American Law and Government (Bloomsbury
Academic, 2026), explores the enduring influence of mythological and
religious ideas on constitutional institutions and political
legitimacy.
