History of European Ideas

• Montesquieu’s Dur-Commerce thesis
  History of European Ideas11 September 2020By Timothy Brennan
• Adam Smith
  History of European Ideas11 September 2020By R. J. W. Mills
• David Hume and the myth of the ‘Warburtonian School’
  History of European Ideas11 September 2020By R. J. W. Mills
• The ‘science of education’ and Owenism: the case of Joseph Rey (1779–1855)
  History of European Ideas08 September 2020By Michael Drolet
• Promulgation, condescension, porosity and defence: the relationship between Saint-Simonianism and Owenism (1816–1834)
  History of European Ideas08 September 2020By Michel Bellet
• The sublime in the pedestrian: figures of the incognito in Fear and Trembling
  History of European Ideas07 September 2020By Martijn Boven
• Continental exiles, Chartists and socialists in London (1834–1848)
  History of European Ideas12 August 2020By Fabrice Bensimon
• Owen as read by Marc-Auguste Pictet (1752–1825) and J.C.L. Simonde de Sismondi (1773–1842)
  History of European Ideas12 August 2020By Nicolas Eyguesier
• Hope and the chaos of imagination in Kant and Kierkegaard*
  History of European Ideas12 August 2020By Eleanor Helms
• Kierkegaard on imagination: possibility, hope, and the imitation of Christ
  History of European Ideas12 August 2020By Hjördis Becker-Lindenthal
• After actuality: ideality and the promise of a purified religious vision in Frater Taciturnus
  History of European Ideas12 August 2020By Jeffrey Hanson
• The hammer of the populists. Hugo Drochon’s Nietzsche’s Great Politics
  History of European Ideas10 August 2020By Damian Valdez
• Existentialists or mystics. Kierkegaard and Murdoch on imagination and fantasy in ethical life
  History of European Ideas05 August 2020By Rob Compaijen
• A world without imagination? Consequences of aphantasia for an existential account of self
  History of European Ideas04 August 2020By Mélissa Fox-Muraton
• Millennium and Enlightenment: Robert Owen and the Second Coming of the truth
  History of European Ideas04 August 2020By Gareth Stedman Jones
• From rejection to historicisation: the reception of Robert Owen’s ideas in the nineteenth-century Polish context
  History of European Ideas04 August 2020By Piotr Kuligowski
• From Cicero to the science of man
  History of European Ideas04 August 2020By Paul Sagar
• Robert Owen’s influence on French republicanism in the first half of the nineteenth century: the role of former Saint-Simonians and their networks (Pierre Leroux, Jean Reynaud, and George Sand)
  History of European Ideas03 August 2020By Quentin Schwanck
• A transient allergy: Owen and the Owenites according to Charles Fourier and the Fourierists, from the 1820s to 1837
  History of European Ideas30 July 2020By Thomas Bouchet
• Liberal economists and Owenism: Blanqui and Reybaud
  History of European Ideas30 July 2020By Thomas Hopkins
• The ‘system of natural liberty’: natural order in the Wealth of Nations
  History of European Ideas30 July 2020By Keith Tribe
• Imaginary construction and lessons in living forward
  History of European Ideas30 July 2020By Viktoras Bachmetjevas
• Kierkegaard on the transformative power of art
  History of European Ideas30 July 2020By Antony Aumann
• Physiocracy in the eighteenth-century America. Economic theory and political weapons
  History of European Ideas29 July 2020By Manuela Albertone
• ‘Goddess of reason’: Anna Doyle wheeler, Owenism and the rights of women
  History of European Ideas29 July 2020By Ophélie Siméon
• Robert Owen’s quest for the ‘new moral world’ in a non-industrialized country
  History of European Ideas29 July 2020By Fernando López Castellano
• Roman dictatorship in the French Revolution
  History of European Ideas28 July 2020By Marc de Wilde
• Homo Duplex: the two origins of man in Rousseau’s Second Discourse
  History of European Ideas27 July 2020By Emma Planinc
• Egyptomania and religion in James Burnett, Lord Monboddo’s ‘History of Man’
  History of European Ideas24 July 2020By R. J. W. Mills
• A novel (coronavirus) reading of Hobbes’s Leviathan
  History of European Ideas20 July 2020By Eileen Hunt Botting
• ‘War to war!’: the pacifist propaganda of Coenobium (1913–1919)
  History of European Ideas10 July 2020By Claudio Giulio Anta
• Re-staging the ‘Eastern Question’: Arthur J. Evans and the search for the origins of European civilization in the Balkans
  History of European Ideas07 July 2020By Georgios Giannakopoulos
• Saint-Pierre, British pacifism and the quest for perpetual peace (1693–1748)
  History of European Ideas06 July 2020By Giulio Talini
• Catholic ‘conscience’, duty and disputes over English liberties in Jacobean Ireland
  History of European Ideas27 June 2020By Mark A. Hutchinson
• Swift’s moral economy: a proposal for a modest paradigm change
  History of European Ideas18 June 2020By Andreas Hess
• Leviathan Inc.: Hobbes on the nature and person of the state
  History of European Ideas16 June 2020By Johan Olsthoorn
• Hobbes on rebellious groups
  History of European Ideas16 June 2020By Jerónimo Rilla
• John Dunn and the history of political theory
  History of European Ideas16 June 2020By Davide Cadeddu
• Berkeley’s Passive Obedience: the logic of loyalty
  History of European Ideas16 June 2020By Timo Airaksinen
• Oldenbarnevelt and fishes. Satirical prints from the 12-years truce
  History of European Ideas16 June 2020By Jan Waszink
• Henri Lefevbre’s second life. The real utopia of the right to the city in contemporary Poland
  History of European Ideas02 June 2020By Przemysław Pluciński
• Leszek Kołakowski on heresy
  History of European Ideas01 June 2020By Barbara Komorowska
• The physiocrats and empire
  History of European Ideas01 June 2020By Richard Whatmore
• Politics, the political, and political science in the German tradition
  History of European Ideas27 May 2020By Veith Selk
• Political economy in early seventeenth-century political treatises: the Conseiller d’Estat (1632)
  History of European Ideas27 May 2020By Cecilia Carnino
• Edward Stillingfleet’s theological critique of Cartesian natural philosophy
  History of European Ideas27 May 2020By Jeffrey R. Wigelsworth
• The limits of the Enlightened narrative: rethinking Europe in Napoleonic Germany
  History of European Ideas27 May 2020By Morgan Golf-French
• The intellectual origins of Mirabeau
  History of European Ideas27 May 2020By Auguste Bertholet
• On the role of utopia in social thought and social sciences
  History of European Ideas27 May 2020By Piotr Żuk
• Toward a democratic Utopia of everydayness: microphysics of emancipation and somapower
  History of European Ideas27 May 2020By Leszek Koczanowicz
• ‘Sleeping dogs and rebellious hopes’: anarchist utopianism in the age of realized utopia
  History of European Ideas27 May 2020By Matthew S. Adams
• Religion, scepticism and John Gregory’s therapeutic science of human nature
  History of European Ideas27 May 2020By R. J. W. Mills
• When did Britain join the Occident? On the origins of the idea of ‘the West’ in English
  History of European Ideas13 May 2020By Georgios Varouxakis
• Heretical constructions of anarchist utopianism
  History of European Ideas12 May 2020By Ruth Kinna
• Representation and scholastic political thought
  History of European Ideas12 May 2020By Sean Messarra
• Georgia zwischen Eigenstaatlichkeit und russische Okkupation
  History of European Ideas06 May 2020By Andrew Andersen
• James Beattie, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and the character of Common Sense philosophy
  History of European Ideas06 May 2020By R. J. W. Mills
• Introduction: Britain, European civilization and the idea of liberty
  History of European Ideas05 May 2020By Georgios Giannakopoulos
• Culture and political commitment in the non-orthodox Marxist Left: the case of Quaderni piacentini in pre-1968 Italy
  History of European Ideas29 April 2020By Fabio Guidali
• Determinism and moral freedom: spiritualist fault lines in a debate at the Société Française de Philosophie
  History of European Ideas29 April 2020By Pietro Terzi
• The ‘rightful place in man’s enduring chronicle’: Arendt’s Benjaminian historiography
  History of European Ideas17 April 2020By Liesbeth Schoonheim
• Numbers and norms: Robert René Kuczynski and the development of demography in interwar Britain
  History of European Ideas08 April 2020By Anne Schult
• Russian revolutionary terrorism, British liberals, and the problem of empire (1884–1914)
  History of European Ideas07 April 2020By Lara Green
• ‘This famous island is the home of freedom’: Winston Churchill and the battle for ‘European civilization’
  History of European Ideas07 April 2020By Richard Toye
• ‘Families of mankind’: British liberty, League internationalism, and the traffic in women and children
  History of European Ideas07 April 2020By Jeanne Morefield
• Introduction: religion and political thought in Irish history
  History of European Ideas07 April 2020By Andrew Phemister
• The Second Vatican Council, poverty and Irish mentalities
  History of European Ideas07 April 2020By Carole Holohan
• Imprisonment, islands, imperialism: Patrician dimensions of the Irish imagination
  History of European Ideas07 April 2020By Thomas Dolan
• The clergy, economic democracy, and the co-operative movement in Ireland, 1880–1932
  History of European Ideas31 March 2020By Patrick Doyle
• The Paris Commune in the British socialist imagination, 1871–1914
  History of European Ideas31 March 2020By Laura C. Forster
• Gegen Deutsches K.Z. Paradies. Thinking about Englishness on the Isle of Man during the Second World War
  History of European Ideas31 March 2020By Dina Gusejnova
• Political and religious ideas during the Irish Revolution
  History of European Ideas31 March 2020By Richard Bourke
• The British Commonwealth as liberal international avatar: with the spines of Burke
  History of European Ideas31 March 2020By Tomohito Baji
• ‘Ireland is not going to take her orders from Rome’: Leo XIII, Thomism, and the Irish political imagination
  History of European Ideas31 March 2020By Rose Luminiello
• Democracy, religion, and the political thought of Theobald Wolfe Tone
  History of European Ideas31 March 2020By Ultán Gillen
• Establishing a constitutional ‘right of asylum’ in early nineteenth-century Britain
  History of European Ideas31 March 2020By Thomas C. Jones
• Political science as a topic in post-war German Bundestag debates
  History of European Ideas25 March 2020By Kari Palonen
• Hermann Heller on politics: discipline, sphere and activity
  History of European Ideas25 March 2020By Anthoula Malkopoulou
• Peaceful strife: Dolf Sternberger’s concept of the political revisited
  History of European Ideas25 March 2020By Timo Pankakoski
• From Realpolitik to realism: the American reception of a German conception of politics
  History of European Ideas25 March 2020By Frederico Seixas Dias
• Political science in the age of ‘total politics’: concepts of politics and fundamental disciplinary ideas in early West German political science
  History of European Ideas25 March 2020By Veith Selk
• Liberalism and the Austrian state, 1848–1867
  History of European Ideas25 March 2020By Alex Middleton
• Trust and happiness in the history of European political thought
  History of European Ideas18 March 2020By Ioannis D. Evrigenis
• Tracing tradition. The idea of cancerous contagiousness from Renaissance to Enlightenment
  History of European Ideas16 March 2020By Daniel Droixhe
• Notes on Hume’s History (James Steuart, 1760–1765)
  History of European Ideas11 March 2020By Cailean Gallagher
• The politics of commercial treaties in the eighteenth century
  History of European Ideas06 March 2020By James Stafford
• Lies, Liberty, and the fall of the Stuarts: James Steuart’s Commentary on Hume’s History of England
  History of European Ideas12 February 2020By Cailean Gallagher
• Establishing expansion as a legal right: an analysis of French colonial discourse surrounding protectorate treaties
  History of European Ideas06 February 2020By Jong-pil Yoon
• Morris, Mill, and Baudelaire: sources of Wildean socialism
  History of European Ideas04 February 2020By Seamus Flaherty
• The Cambridge history of French thought
  History of European Ideas28 January 2020By Michael Sonenscher
• Politics without romance? The pursuit of consent in democracy
  History of European Ideas28 January 2020By Arianna Bove
• The lost history of political liberalism
  History of European Ideas28 January 2020By William Selinger
• From imperial discussion to transnational debate. The Commonwealth journal The Round Table and the Indo-Pakistani partition, 1947–1957
  History of European Ideas20 December 2019By Jens Norrby
• Nationalism, transnationalism and European socialism in the 1950s: a comparison of the French and German cases
  History of European Ideas20 December 2019By Brian Shaev
• Constructing ‘Englishness’ and promoting ‘politeness’ through a ‘Francophobic’ bestseller: Télémaque in England (1699–1745)
  History of European Ideas19 December 2019By Aris Della Fontana
• Introduction: transnationalism in the 1950s Europe, ideas, debates and politics
  History of European Ideas19 December 2019By Mats Andrén
• ‘No automation must be achieved without improving living standards’. The British Labour Party, the Italian Socialist Party and the German Social Democratic Party during the postwar technological revolution
  History of European Ideas17 December 2019By Jacopo Perazzoli
• Whoever launches the biggest Sputnik has solved the problems of society? Technology and futurism for Western European social democrats and communists in the 1950s
  History of European Ideas16 December 2019By Ettore Costa
• Negotiating ‘outer Europe’: the Trades Union Congress (TUC), transnational trade unionism and European integration in the 1950s
  History of European Ideas16 December 2019By Matthew Broad
• Europe of nations, Europe without nationalism
  History of European Ideas16 December 2019By Mats Andrén
• Two unpublished letters of David Ricardo to Thomas Smith of Easton Grey
  History of European Ideas12 December 2019By Christophe Depoortère
• Naming pain: sense of suffering and sense of self in Girolamo Cardano
  History of European Ideas12 December 2019By Anna Corrias
• Schleiermacher and the state
  History of European Ideas07 December 2019By Christopher Adair-Toteff
• From soul to mind in Hobbes’s The Elements of Law
  History of European Ideas02 December 2019By Alexandra Chadwick
• Regenerating humanism
  History of European Ideas02 December 2019By Emma Planinc
• Ancients and moderns in sixteenth-century ethnography
  History of European Ideas17 November 2019By Kathryn Taylor
• Hugo Grotius, A lifelong struggle for peace in church and state, 1583–1645
  History of European Ideas13 November 2019By Jan Waszink
• Gramsci and the issue of religion: Catholic modernism and the Italian Partito Popolare
  History of European Ideas12 November 2019By Daniela Saresella
• Michael Polanyi and Otto Neurath: an unplanned parallel in British intellectual life
  History of European Ideas11 November 2019By Adam Tamas Tuboly
• Quesnay’s thought and influence through two related texts, Droit naturel and Despotisme de la Chine, and their editions
  History of European Ideas05 November 2019By Gabriel Sabbagh
• Philosophers in blue shirts: Tovar’s Vida de Sócrates
  History of European Ideas31 October 2019By José Luis Bellón Aguilera
• ‘The fatherland perished in the frozen wastes of Russia’: West-Germans in search of the European soldier, 1940–1967
  History of European Ideas23 October 2019By Jan Tattenberg

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