- Desire as power: The political philosophy of Zora Neale Hurston
- Tired of trying to belong: On affective justice and fatigue
- The subject, the worker, and the slave reification, capitalism, and the divestment of reason from freedom
- A green Rosa: Toward a Luxemburgian environmental ethic
- Logical fallacies in democratic theory or how dialectical logic may help
- Giovanni Botero’s biopolitical populationism: Rethinking the history of biopower
- (Non-)dominating fear: Analyzing the right-wing populist movement Pegida with neo-Kantian republicanism
- Beyond Agamben’s bare life: Understanding acts of resistance in the camp with Levi and the late Foucault
- Loneliness and radicalization
- Radical labour republicanism: A defence
- ‘The fewer the enemies, the more the enemies’: The enigma of absolute hostility
- Hegel on war: From the Holy Roman Empire to the modern state and colonialism
- The confusion about conversion: Competing narratives and nationalist violence in India
- Polarization and enmity in the algorithmic age. Striving for a digital ethos of relationality and pluralism
- Enemies of the right kind: Chantal Mouffe and Saul Alinsky on the theory and practice of agonism
- ‘Be inclined to peace!’ An ethics of peacemaking and non-violent conflict resolution in the Islamic milieu
- Antagonism forever. On conservative left-wing philosophy in Mouffe, Žižek, and Kristeva
- Introduction: Dreams of peace and realities of war. The friend-enemy polarization
- The text folds: Disappearing race/gender in South African visual art world discourse
- Resisting foundations: Politics between determinate negation and the ultimate double bind
- Polycrisis as collapse of the ‘universal and homogeneous state’
- Reimagining reading with Chinese political ontology
- Democratic legitimacy and its vulnerabilities: The case of South Africa
- The global market and the war: Origins, development, and effectiveness of marginalist irenicism
- The enemy within: Demagogy and ‘the marketplace of ideas’
- The decline and the need of the key force of intermediation
- Can the Confucian dream of peace dialogue with Realpolitik?
- Rethinking utopias through Hannah Arendt: Youth climate activism and the politics of possibility
- Inter-independence, dialogue, sustainability after globalization
- A mediocre ruler must rule: Han Fei on rulership
- Antonio Negri, Spinoza, Marx, and Digital Capitalism
- Consciousness, will, and cultural revolution in Gramsci and Mao
- Reverse hate speech, pragmatics, and the authority problem
- False consciousness, hermeneutical injustice, and ideological power
- Language lost, language regained: Adorno’s Proustian reflections on childhood, exile and experience
- Dancing in the streets: Rousseau, the genealogy of vice, and the practice of freedom
- A postcosmopolitan condition? Economic progressivism and the return of great power war
- Why (and how) statues matter
- Justice and Personality: A Promissory Note
- Reason to hope
- Constituent power and democracy ‘across generations’: A reply
- Constituent power in political liberalism: Constraining the future?
- Mutual recognition across generations
- Sovereignty across generations: The problem of divisive pluralism dismissed
- Lost in translation: The normative and the historical
- ‘A link in an intergenerational chain’: Sovereignty and justice in Ferrara’s sovereignty across generations
- Confucian filiality revisited: The case of contemporary China
- Introduction: Sovereignty Across Generations – Regaining democracy’s pasts and futures
- Political liberalism, dualist democracy and the call to constituent power
- ‘Beyond’: Reading (toward) Drucilla
- Rancière reading Plato: Myth against sociology
- Machiavelli’s pendulum: Political action, time, and constitutional change
- How to redeem a corrupted world: The aporia of negative theology in the thought of Theodor Adorno
- Revisiting the climate general strike: Working through William Connolly’s strategic turn in the Anthropocene
- The people versus the grandees: The paradox of Claude Lefort’s ‘populism’
- Phenomenology and the status quo: Adorno’s mediation argument
- Antinomic normativity: Negative dialectics, moral skepticism, and the problem of the normative foundations of critique
- Poetry and democratic education
- From critical theory to critical therapy: Towards a permanent psycho-political revolution between subjective and objective disalienation
- Ideology as modes of being-with: An existential-phenomenological contribution to ideology critique
- Arendt, free will, and action
- Artistic imagination and its role in moral progress. Embracing William James’ cries of the wounded
- Beyond the ‘hubris of the zero point’: Methods for resisting epistemic oppression
- Dru Cornell on resisting patriarchy: The common grounds of feminism and gay rights
- A semblance of freedom: Horkheimer and Adorno’s conception of myth
- The cosmopolitan imperative: Or how to avoid wars through more democracy
- Problems some deliberative democrats have with authority
- The paradox of possibility: A temporal reading of Thomas Hobbes
- Zhuangzi and ideological state apparatuses
- Resistance as desubjectivation in Foucault
- Marcusean resources to think coloniality
- Robert Bernasconi and the challenges of a Critical Philosophy of Race: (Un)learning to read and teach the history of moral philosophy
- Legacies of dignity: Remembering Drucilla Cornell
- Revisiting the Rorty–Lyotard debate: The microchip and liberal cosmopolitanism
- Justification by constitution and tiered constitutional design?
- Constitutional liberalism through thick and thin: Reflections on Frank Michelman’s constitutional essentials
- Constitutional Essentials: Does it meet the realist critique?
- Refusing pathology: Black redaction in Fanon’s The Wretched of the Earth
- Sources of solidarity. Between given identity and collective action
- The constitution as a law of lawmaking: Comments on Frank Michelman’s constitutional essentials
- Democracy’s ruling hand
- Adorno’s negative dialectics and its debt to Nietzsche: Could Nietzsche be the originator of Adorno’s negative dialectics?
- The fluidity of political legitimacy: On Michelman’s Constitutional Essentials
- Constitution as recommendation
- Political liberalism, public reason and the Goldilocks problem: On Michelman’s Constitutional Essentials
- The enduring significance of reciprocity
- Has the owl flown with regard to ‘the constitutional theory of political liberalism’?
- Political legitimacy in Rawls’ early and late political liberalism – Two diverging interpretations
- The Luxembourg symposium on frank Michelman’s constitutional essentials (Oxford university press, 2022)
- Engaging the later Rawls on legitimacy
- How to do things with “the Fact of Reason”: A new interpretation of a well-known concept in Kant’s philosophy