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It reflects the dedication of our staff and students, whose hard work and enthusiasm create a vibrant academic community.
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PhD candidate Cristian Rivera’s recent paper presents a compelling way out of the discursive dilemma—showing that we don’t have to choose between responsiveness and coherence in collective decision-making.
Read it here: https://t.co/6cSAA6GCco
NEW PAPER
Duncan Bell, "Psychic Socialism: Telepathy, Freedom, and Individuality in Interwar Britain" (2026)
Forthcoming in Duncan Bell & Eileen Hunt (eds.), Political Theory and Speculative Literature
https://t.co/gX12XrpZyR
Inspired by John Dunn’s essay of the same name, I’ve written a review essay on three recent books, on ‘the future of liberalism’
1. Liberalism Against Itself @samuelmoyn
2. Liberalism as a Way of Life @alex_usyd
3. Regenerative Politics @EmmaPlaninc
https://t.co/S6NbraWKJw
excited &nervous to be able to share this news! 📕✨
ANOTHER STATE IS POSSIBLE explores the flawed logic of Green State Capitalism - an approach that ties climate goals to private finance expansion - & how we can redefine what/who the state exists for
https://t.co/0TOcDvAUYh
Reading scholarship on the relationship between time and politics against Arendt’s concept of action, I argue that another temporal language, or another conception of agency, is necessary to address climate change politically
What happens to agency when climate catastrophe is cast as the eschatological end of linear time itself?
I argue that making sense of world-ending climate change through the language of religious eschatology, undermines the space and time for action, in an Arendtian sense.
New article: “Between Inevitability and Hindsight: End-Times and the Loss of Agency in the Anthropocene” now out with @PolStudies@Dept_of_POLIS
https://t.co/4C4kFMEKSR
Check out this cool new article by Nanna Lilletvedt Sæten - "Between Inevitability and Hindsight: End-Times and the Loss of Agency in the Anthropocene," Political Studies (2025)
@Dept_of_POLIS
https://t.co/HrM3dk8cdq
Thrilled that this is out in RIS with the one-of-a-kind @Juliewilhelmse2! Scholars of #ontosec and #securitisation, behold: This is slow-cooked theorisation on self/other securitisation, ambiguous threat constructions, anxiety, and conflict, looking at #Russian rhetoric on #NATO.
.@NannaLS grapples with how the anthropocene affects 'the right to have rights' in 'Gilroy's Black Atlantic diaspora: climate displacement and rights-bearing beyond the nation', on #openaccess and #earlyview now at https://t.co/eGM6KqsZeZ
Very pleased to have a new paper out in Journal of the Philosophy of History (open access!) on Foucault and Arendt on technology and history. https://t.co/wBVbao3RNf