- Motivation and phenomenological foundation: A Schutzian response to a current dilemma in African-American studies
- Adorno on hope
- Recognizing freedom
- The political theology of populism and the case of the Front National
- W.E.B. Du Bois’s critique of Radical Reconstruction (1865–77): A Hegelian approach to American modernity
- The place of the Iranian Revolution in the history of truth: Foucault on neoliberalism, spirituality and enlightenment
- Affinity and antagonism: Structuralism, comparison and transformation in pluralist political ontology
- The Fourth Estate: The construction and place of silence in the public sphere
- On Günther Anders, political media theory, and nuclear violence
- Sincerity, authenticity and profilicity: Notes on the problem, a vocabulary and a history of identity
- Power, labour power and productive force in Foucault’s reading of Capital
- Oikopolitics, regulation and privacy: An essay on the governmental nature of the right to private life
- Globalizing Human Rights, Transforming Global Capitalism. A Review of David Ingram’s World Crisis and Underdevelopment: A Critical Theory of Poverty, Agency, and Coercion
- How to be a Terrible Teacher: Kierkegaard’s Philosophical Fragments on what Education is not
- Impure theorizing in an imperfect world: Politics, utopophobia and critical theory in Geuss’s realism
- Encounters with and impulses from Charles Taylor
- Resonance – A key concept in the philosophy of Charles Taylor
- The power of recognition: When Charles Taylor parsed personal identity
- Enlarging the dialogue
- A letter to an old friend and colleague on his birthday
- A strong evaluator
- Thinking better of ourselves
- Essays in retrieval: Charles Taylor as a theorist of historical change
- Higher goods and common goods: Strong evaluation in social life
- Charles Taylor at the front line in Canadian politics
- Cultures of democracy
- Philosophy and self-expression
- Charles Taylor and dramatic narrative: Argument and genre
- Mapping Charles Taylor
- Taylor’s Hegel
- A capacious mind
- Seeing differently, or: How I discovered the Sources of the Self
- For Charles Taylor: An appreciation
- Charles Taylor, today, yesterday, and tomorrow
- Ordinary life
- Charles Taylor as polemicist
- The creature of language: Three postcards to Chuck
- The art of holding opposites together
- Dialogical animals
- Freedom – A silent but significant thread across Taylor’s oeuvre
- On guilt and post-truth escapism: Developing a theory
- Debating exemplarity: The “communis” in sensus communis
- Jacques Rancière and the emancipation of bodies
- Democracy disembedded
- From biopower to necroeconomies: Neoliberalism, biopower and death economies
- Stability and the sense of justice
- Agency and will in Agamben’s coming politics
- Kant, race, and natural history
- “Already/Not Yet”: St Paul’s Eschatology and the Modern Critique of Historicism
- Hayek’s vicarious secularization of providential theology
- A thousand healths: Jean-Luc Nancy and the possibility of democratic biopolitics
- Habermas’s discourse ethics and Hegel’s critique of Kant: Agent neutrality, ideal role taking, and rational discourse
- Immanence, transindividuality and the free multitude
- The poetics of meaningful work: An analogy to speech acts
- Normativism and realism within contemporary democratic constitutionalism
- Arguing with the enemy: A dialectical approach to justifying political liberalism
- Open thinking: Adorno’s exact imagination
- Bergson’s theory of war: A study of libido dominandi
- From the freedom of the seas to No Borders: Reading Grotius with Deleuze and Nancy
- The politics of exemplarity: Ferrara on the disclosure of new political worlds
- Foregrounding contingency in caste-based dominance: Ambedkar, hegemony, and the Pariah concept
- Beyond Eurocentrism: Trajectories towards a renewed political and social theory
- Representation as a political-theological concept: A critique of Carl Schmitt
- Contingency and responsibility in Confucian political theory
- An immanent critique of the prison nation: The contradictions of carceral “anti-violence”
- Opposition instead of recognition: The social significance of “determinations of reflection” in Hegel’s Science of Logic
- Memories of exclusion: Hannah Arendt and the Haitian Revolution
- What Brandom won’t make explicit: On Habermas’s critique of Brandom
- Rescuing politics from liberalism: Butler and Mouffe on affectivity and the place of ethics
- Normative engagement across difference: Pragmatism, dialogic inclusion, and social practices
- Byproductive labor: A feminist theory of affective labor beyond the productive–reproductive distinction
- Emancipatory advocacy: A companion ethics for political activism
- Proprietors and parasites: Dependence and the power to accumulate
- Books received 2017
- Foucault, Nietzsche, and the promise–threat of philology
- Content-independence and natural-duty theories of political obligation
- The pervasive structure of society