Democracy & political ethics, political & legal phil (PhD, JD). Bio: @EthicsWarPeace, @CEVIPOF, @HarvardEthics, @SafraTAU. Edited @PublicEthics1. My own views.
Looking forward to this WS on Dimensions of Liability and Responsibility: Legal, Ethical, Political on May 15th at Ethics - EA 7446,@FacultesL Université Catholique de Lille. Join us in Lille (if around) or online.
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AfD win in #Thuringia, #Germany, first far-right majority since Nazi era. How should progressives interpret extremist voting to counter dissatisfaction, asks @attilamraz via @GreenEUJournal
https://t.co/1CKYrSoizE
The recent far-right gains in the European elections raise an important question: Is voting for the far right protest voting? The answer will have important implications for progressives in their attempts to win over dissatisfied voters. By @attilamraz.
https://t.co/R9GiQtEwOr
📢 #Callforpapers
Together with the De- and Re-Democratization Workgroup @CEUpolsci from @CEUDemInst, we invite applications to 𝐃𝐞𝐦𝐨𝐜𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐜 𝐞𝐱𝐩𝐞𝐝𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐬, a series of research workshops
More information 👉 https://t.co/Fo0UQmHG4J
Sadly, @UniKent has announced plans to axe a number of smaller departments, including philosophy. We perform well on all measures, including student recruitment. But smaller subjects have less clout and are easiest to cut. Help us shout out our value to the uni! They need to hear
Recent Special Issue: Revisiting the Problem of Dirty Hands: From Walzer to the Present edited by Christina Nick, Stephen Wijze @IDEA_Leeds
https://t.co/9avkPAZF9q
Farewell “Journal of Political Philosophy”, a brilliant institution destroyed by a clueless and rapacious publishing company.
Welcome instead “Political Philosophy”, a new *open access* journal with a reassuringly familiar editorial team!
https://t.co/JvUap7q0Lt
Assistant Professor at the Department @anewq wins the Danish Political Science Association's award for best paper by an early career researcher!🎉
Follow the link below to read more about Alice's award winning article:
https://t.co/K6N3zkGxwZ
Finally out! My review essay in @PoliticalTheory, covering two fascinating recent works on the politics of risk and insurance: Rachel Z. Friedman's "Probable Justice" and @HoranCaley's "Insurance Era".
https://t.co/pSgih7O6pP
How to make sense of exploitation in economic sectors without clearly identifiable exploiters? @erik_malmqvist (Göteborg) and @AndrasSzigeti1 (Linköping) answer by offering a new account of the characteristic harm of exploitation. https://t.co/DAZ5F9CiTc
I haven't been here a lot lately, so I thought I share some things I published recently. The first is called 'What does it mean to have an equal say?' It tries to make sense of the specifically 'authorial' say we as democratic citizens supposed to have. https://t.co/WRuJZih19i
What are unions for? Do they serve only to curb the excesses of the liberal labor market? Or are they primarily agents of radical resistance? Neither view captures entirely their democratic functions and potentials, @stevenmklein (KCL) explains: https://t.co/9wZWZO7ATG
I have some thoughts on democracy, uncertainty, finance, and Arendt in this critical exchange on Sofia Näsström's excellent The Spirit of Democracy: Corruption, Disintegration, Renewal in Contemporary Political Theory
https://t.co/JdoNB95NVU
Book launch of Prof. Christian Rostbøll's new book Democratic Respect: Populism, Resentment, and the Struggle for Recognition🐟📘
The program includes comments from editor-in-chief at Dagbladet Information Rune Lykkeberg and assistant Prof. @anewq - see the full program below👇
The program of the Political Theory Seminars at the University of Copenhagen for the Fall 2023 is out 🙌
@PolsciCph@UCPH_Research@koebenhavns_uni
With @SvenjaAhlhaus, Keith Breen and @AntoinettScherz
More information and registration: https://t.co/0EaneMF1OD
Starting the final day of the conference with our fourth keynote - Muhammad Ali Khalidi on the Mind-Dependent World: From Cognitive Ontology to Social Ontology!
#socialontology2023
Kicking off day three of the conference with our third excellent keynote: Vanessa Wills, Towards an Ontology of the “Social Individual” in Marxist Theory!
#socialontology2023