- Reclaiming populism
- Machiavelli and the orders of violence
- Plato as Critical Theorist
- Becoming political: Spinoza’s vital republicanism and the democratic power of judgement
- Staged: Show trials, political theater, and the aesthetics of judgment
- The monarchy of fear: A philosopher looks at our political crisis
- A political companion to Frederick Douglass
- Constituting Freedom: Machiavelli and Florence
- Capitalism: A conversation in critical theory
- An all-too-human future? Revolution, utopia and the many lives of humanity
- Civil Disobedience
- Epistemic democracy and the role of experts
- Cosmo-nationalism: American, French and German philosophy
- Back to the future of black struggle in theory and practice
- Decolonizing radical democracy
- Montaigne and the Tolerance of Politics
- The uncertain future of marriage
- Entangled Humanism as a Political Project: William Connolly’s Facing the Planetary
- Politics recovered: Realist thought in theory and practice
- Stain removal: Ethics and race
- Reclaiming wonder: After the sublime
- A duty to resist: When disobedience should be uncivil
- A philosophy for Europe: From the outside
- Human rights and the care of the self
- The minority body: A theory of disability
- Political uses of Utopia: New Marxist, anarchist, and radical democratic perspectives
- The micropolitics of desire reproduced: A Nietzschean revolutionary-becoming in a post-industrial age
- The Democratic Production of Political Cohesion: Partisanship, Institutional Design and Life Form
- Rethinking radical democracy
- What’s in a world? Du Bois and Heidegger on politics, aesthetics, and foundings
- A genealogy of political theory: a polemic
- Poststructuralist discourse theory as an independent paradigm for studying institutions: Towards a new definition of ‘discursive construction’ in institutional analysis
- Annual Prize of £500 for an article published in volume 13 (2014)
- “Poor in World”: Hannah Arendt’s critique of imperialism
- Representing judgment – Judging representation: Rhetoric, judgment and ethos in democratic representation
- Annual Prize of £500 for an article published in volume 16 (2017)
- Beyond humanitarianism: Normatively approaching immigration and integration
- Pragmatism and justice
- Politicising digital space: Theory, the internet and renewing democracy
- On small war: Carl von Clausewitz and people’s war
- After injury: A historical anatomy of forgiveness, resentment, and apology
- Dangerous minds: Nietzsche, Heidegger, and the return of the far right
- Democratic Inclusion Beyond the State?
- Biopolitics 2.0: Reclaiming the power of life in the anthropocene
- Hegel’s political philosophy: On the normative significance of method and system
- Good government: Democracy beyond elections
- For Foucault: Against normative political theory
- Liberalism for the twenty-first century: The skeptical radicalism of Judith Shklar
- Rancière’s sentiments
- Whose names count? Jacques Rancière on Alfredo Jaar’s Rwanda Project
- Critique without judgment in political theory: Politicization in Foucault’s historical genealogy of Herculine Barbin
- Hannah Arendt and the fragility of human dignity
- Resistant exit
- Changing the subject: Philosophy from Socrates to Adorno
- Insisting on complicity
- How to tell the political truth: Foucault on new combinations of the basic modes of veridiction
- Reason and power: Difference, structural implication, and political transformation
- Mourning, melancholia, and race now
- Comedy and critical thought: Laughter as resistance
- The problem of religious diversity: European challenges, Asian approaches
- A road to nowhere: The idea of progress and its critics
- Free speech on campus
- Post-sovereign power and leadership
- Excluded within: The [un]intelligibility of radical political actors
- Deliberation, unjust exclusion, and the rhetorical turn
- State violence and moral horror
- At the Limits of the Political: Affect, Life, Things
- Poetic Justice: Rereading Plato’s Republic
- Who speaks for nature? On the politics of science
- The political challenges of the posthumous life
- The once and future liberal: After identity politics
- The Expanding Blaze: How the American Revolution Ignited the World, 1775–1848
- Recalibrating oppositional politics
- Political theory and film: From Adorno to Žižek
- The politics of unreason: the Frankfurt School and the origins of antisemitism
- Democracy to come: Politics as relational praxis
- The Infidel and the Professor: David Hume, Adam Smith, and the Friendship that Shaped Modern Thought
- Adam Smith: Systematic philosopher and public thinker
- Political realism in apocalyptic times
- Excessive subjectivity: Kant, Hegel, Lacan, and the foundations of ethics
- Political and ethical action in the age of Trump
- Benjamin Barber and the Practice of Political Theory
- Political ontology and international political thought: Voiding a pluralist world
- Critical theory in critical times: Transforming the global political and economic order
- The policy state: An American predicament
- Emancipation, Progress, Critique: Debating Amy Allen’s The End of Progress
- To err is human: Biography vs. biopolitics in Michel Foucault
- Re-envisioning property
- Appearances of ēthos in political thought: The dimension of practical reason
- The politics and gender of truth-telling in Foucault’s lectures on parrhesia
- British multiculturalism and the politics of representation
- Callous objects: Designs against the homeless
- A theory of regret
- Teachers of the people: Political education in Rousseau, Hegel, Tocqueville, and Mill
- Connected by commitment: Oppression and our obligation to undermine it
- Hegel’s social ethics: Religion, conflict, and rituals of recognition
- The politics of the human
- Emotions, community, and citizenship: Cross-disciplinary perspectives
- Creolizing political theory in conversation
- From resistance to invention in the politics of the impossible: Bernard Stiegler’s political reading of Maurice Blanchot
- The misinterpellated subject
- Philosophy as political technē : The tradition of invention in Simondon’s political thought
- A problem from hell: Natural history, empire, and the devil in the New World
- Black Rights/White Wrongs: The critique of racial liberalism
- Kropotkin: Reviewing the classical Anarchist tradition
- Writing human rights: The political imaginaries of writers of color
- Puzzling Identities
- Domestic colonies: The turn inward to colony
- Facing the planetary: Entangled humanism and the politics of swarming
- Puzzling identities
- The politics of founding in focus
- Rebelling against suffering in capitalism
- Living a feminist life
- The Pragmatic Vision of Visionary Pragmatism: The Challenge of Radical Democracy in a Neoliberal World Order
- A history of modern political thought: the question of interpretation
- Counter-history of the present: Untimely interrogations into globalization, technology, and democracy
- Shame: A genealogy of queer practices in the 19th century
- On ne naît pas femme: On le devient: The life of a sentence
- The Concept in Crisis: Reading Capital Today
- Dreaming in dark times: Six exercises in political thought
- New forms of revolt: Essays on Kristeva’s intimate politics
- Pax Gandhiana: The political philosophy of Mahatma Gandhi
- The politics of modern honor
- Epistemic marginalisation and the seductive power of art
- Redefining the Muslim community: Ethnicity, religion, and politics in the thought of Alfarabi
- When the state meets the street: Public service and moral agency
- American mourning: Tragedy, democracy, resilience
- Popular politics in a realist key
- Technosystem: The social life of reason
- Afro pessimism
- Anarchism and art: Democracy in the cracks and on the margins
- Agonistic mourning: Political dissidence and the Women in Black
- Critical theory and the challenge of praxis
- Human rights standards: Hegemony, law and, politics
- Portfolio society: On the capitalist mode of prediction
- Partisanship and political liberalism in diverse societies
- The domestication of critical theory
- Carceral humanitarianism: Logics of refugee detention
- Anti-book. On the art and politics of radical publishing
- A moral theory of solidarity
- Foucault’s futures: A critique of reproductive reason
- The moral and political philosophy of immigration: Liberty, security, and equality
- Interdependency: The fourth existential insult to humanity
- Life, emergent: The social in the afterlives of violence
- State power and breastfeeding promotion: A critique
- Politics and the concept of the political: The political imagination
- Democracy, freedom, and Afro-modern political thought
- Are rights less important for republicans than for liberals? Pettit versus Pettit
- Awakening to Race: Individualism and Social Consciousness in America
- Political responsibility: Responding to predicaments of power
- Agamben and radical politics
- Ideologies of experience: Trauma, failure, deprivation, and the abandonment of the self
- Thinking like a Mall: Environmental philosophy after the end of nature
- “To be human, nonetheless, remains a decision”: Humanism as decisionism in contemporary critical political theory
- Political political theory: Essays on institutions
- Adorno and democracy: The American years
- Public trials: Burke, Zola, Arendt, and the politics of lost causes
- Changing referents: Learning across space and time in China and the west
- Nietzsche’s Great Politics
- Animals and democratic theory: Beyond an anthropocentric account
- The changing space between politics and biology
- Commoning the political, politicizing the common: Community and the political in Jean-Luc Nancy, Roberto Esposito and Giorgio Agamben
- Movement parties against austerity
- Annual Prize of £500 for an article published in volume 15 (2016)
- Global powers of horror: Security, politics, and the body in pieces
- An impossible dream? Racial integration in the United States
- Politics with Beauvoir: Freedom in the encounter
- Inclinations: a critique of rectitude
- The Black Jacobins reader
- Back to basics
- The form of politics: Aristotle and Plato on friendship
- Christian human rights
- Public Things: Democracy in Disrepair
- Border Studies
- The end of progress: Decolonizing the normative foundations of critical theory
- Strangers in our midst: The political philosophy of immigration
- The minor gesture
- Advenit Cicero
- Love’s enlightenment: Rethinking charity in modernity
- Democracy, critique and the ontological turn
- The politics of justice: Levinas, violence, and the ethical–political relation
- Populism, anti-populism and crisis
- Unravelling the subject with Spinoza: Towards a morphological analysis of the scene of subjectivity
- Metamorphoses of the city: On the western dynamic
- Democratic impatience: Martin Luther King, Jr. on democratic temporality
- Law and the philosophy of privacy
- Picturing justice
- Recognition or disagreement: A critical encounter on the politics of freedom, equality, and identity
- Freedom beyond sovereignty: Reconstructing liberal individualism
- Deleuze’s political vision
- The political space of art: The Dardenne brothers, Arundhati Roy, Ai Weiwei, and Burial
- The paradox of liberation: Secular revolutions and religious counterrevolutions
- Butler and Ethics
- ‘The return of things as they were’: New humanitarianism, restitutive desire and the politics of unrectifiable loss
- The origins of neoliberalism: Modelling the economy from Jesus to Foucault
- The challenge of surrealism: The correspondence of Theodor W. Adorno and Elisabeth Lenk
- Refugees and the myth of human rights: Life outside the pale of the law
- 100 years of European philosophy since the great war: Crisis and reconfigurations
- Arendt, Levinas, and a politics of relationality
- Politics against domination
- Who cares what the people think? Revisiting David Miller’s approach to theorising about justice
- Democracy and the death of shame: Political equality and social disturbance
- Vulnerability in resistance
- Decolonizing democracy: Intersections of philosophy and postcolonial theory
- Dancing feminist conversations: Never without materiality
- Democracy and justice: Reading Derrida in Istanbul
- The neoliberal subject: Resilience, adaptation and vulnerability
- What is populism?
- The democratic theory of Hans-Georg Gadamer
- Deliberative democracy between theory and practice
- Arendt, democracy, and judgment
- Foucault in Iran: Islamic revolution after the enlightenment
- Marx’s Inferno: The political theory of capital
- The shadow of unfairness: A plebeian theory of liberal democracy
- The human rights state: Justice within and beyond sovereign nations
- Friendship reconsidered: What it means and how it matters to politics
- Secrets and democracy: From arcana imperii to Wikileaks
- The socratic turn: Knowledge of good and evil in an age of science
- Sophistry and political philosophy: Protagoras’ challenge to Socrates
- The struggle for democracy: Paradoxes of progress and the politics of change
- Ingenious citizenship: Recrafting democracy for Social change
- Founding acts: Constitutional origins in a democratic age
- Atheism, secularism and toleration: Towards a political atheology
- Without banisters: Adorno against humanity
- Identity politics and democratic nondomination
- A political theory of territory
- Catching capital: The ethics of tax competition
- Rightlessness in an age of rights: Hannah Arendt and the contemporary struggles of migrants
- Foucault and the politics of rights
- The Democratic Horizon
- Foucault and neo-liberalism
- The structure of world history: From modes of production to modes of exchange
- Kierkegaard and the matter of philosophy: A fractured dialectic
- Machiavelli’s legacy: The Prince after 500 years
- Postanarchism
- Violence and civility: On the limits of political philosophy
- Hans Lindahl’s Fault Lines of Globalization
- The next revolution: Popular assemblies and the promise of direct democracy
- Why democracy is oppositional
- Decolonizing Dialectics
- Care ethics and political theory