- Book Review: Toward a Critical Theory of Nature: Capital, Ecology and Dialectics
- Racism, epistemic injustice, and ideology critique
- On the square
- When political liberalism meets a communalist worldview: John Rawls and African view of human rights
- Distorted flesh – Towards a non-speculative concept of social pathology
- Violence, economic development, and knowledge production
- The ethics of knowledge production and the problem of global knowledge inequality
- Linguistic domination: A republican approach to linguistic justice
- Foucault’s naturalism: The importance of scientific epistemology for the genealogical method
- From the age of immanence to the autonomy of the political: (Post)operaismo in theory and practice
- Political friendship, respect, community: Hannah Arendt’s de-materialization of Aristotelian political friendship
- Nominalism, materialism, and history
- Mimicking myths of menopause. A critical phenomenological perspective on ageing and femininity in fiction TV shows
- Does Richard Rorty have ‘anything to say to blacks’? Greater cruelties, lesser cruelties and the permanence of racism
- Judith Butler and future generations: Transtemporal relationality, generational trouble and future-oriented ruthless critique
- Rescuing justice and stability
- Toward a universalistic theory of political obligation: A post-structuralist approach
- Public and private interests in Han Fei: A statist approach
- Towards a decolonial political theory: Thinking from the zone of nonbeing
- Introduction to special issue on book symposium Populism and civil society: The challenge to democratic constitutionalism (2022) by Andrew Arato and Jean Cohen
- A full ideology as driver for authoritarian dynamics: Comment to Populism and Civil Society
- Against received opinion: Recovering the original meaning of ‘paradox’ for populism and liberal democracy
- The spirit of ethical life as syllogism
- Populism in power and its hybridizations
- Algorithmic sovereignty: Machine learning, ground truth, and the state of exception
- The populist critique of ‘Corrupted’ representative claim making
- Eyes on the street: To what end?
- The historicisation of the human senses from Feuerbach to Marx
- Returning to totality: Settler colonialism, decolonization, and struggles for freedom
- Populism, (un-)civil society and constituent power
- From right to might, and back: Functional legitimacy as a realist value
- Decentring critical theory with the help of critical theory: Ecocide and the challenge of anthropocentricism
- On Populism and Civil Society: The Challenge to Constitutional Democracy by Andrew Arato and Jean L. Cohen
- Jean Améry and the time of resentment
- From totalitarianism to populism: Claude Lefort’s overlooked legacy
- Our reply to critics by Andrew Arato and Jean L. Cohen
- MacIntyre and Hegel on the possibility of resolving philosophical disagreements
- Political Self-Cultivation for Humane Government: Yi I’s Defense of the Way of the Hegemon in Neo-Confucian Korea
- Hegel’s master-slave dialectic and the Haiti revolt (1791–1804): Transatlantic print chronicles of race in an age of colonial market exchange
- ‘Be your own boss’? Normative concerns of algorithmic management in the gig economy: reclaiming agency at work through algorithmic counter-tactics
- Book Review: A review of Rocío Zambrana’s Colonial Debts: The Case of Puerto Rico
- Bringing gender and religion in: Right-wing networks and “Populism and Civil Society”
- Rights and the human condition of non-sovereignty: Rethinking Arendt’s critique of human rights with Rancière and Balibar
- The critical dimension of Brandom’s normative pragmatism
- Social norms and social practices
- Realist legitimacy: What kind of internalism?
- Moses and Aron: Reconsidering holistic politics
- Two sorts of philosophical therapy: Ordinary language philosophy, social criticism and the Frankfurt school
- Populism and critical theory: On Arato and Cohen
- Gnosticism, political theory and apocalypse: Jacob Taubes and Günther Anders, Tracy Strong and Carl Schmitt
- The politics of drama: How Hegel’s aesthetics inform contemporary theories of radical democracy
- Politics and Aesthetics: Jacques Rancière and Louis-Gabriel Gauny
- Book Review: The ruthless critique of everything existing: Nature and revolution in Marcuse’s philosophy of praxis
- The ‘mystical’ foundation of democratic society, mythmaking and truth in The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (John Ford 1962)
- Demobilized democracy: Plebiscitarianism as political theology
- Political existentiality in Carl Schmitt; reenchanting the political
- Fugitive freedom and radical care: Towards a standpoint theory of normativity
- Whose idea of socialism? Conflicting conceptions of the family and women’s subordination
- Designing for epistemic justice: Epistemic apprenticeship as an institutional commitment
- Multiaccentual coalitions, dialogic grief and carnivalesque assemblies: Judith Butler and Mikhail Bakhtin meet in the world of ethics
- Foucault’s anarchaeology of Christianity: Understanding confession as a basic form of obedience
- The carceral appropriation of communications technology through the imaginal
- The disappointment of Rosa Luxemburg: Rethinking revolutionary commitment in the face of failure
- Work of art in the Age of Its AI Reproduction
- The anatomo-politics of affect: An investigation of affective governmentality
- Afropessimism and the Specter of Black Nihilism
- Incompatible sovereigns: Populism, democracy and the two peoples
- For a Negative Hermeneutics: Adorno, Gadamer and Critical Consciousness
- The owl of Minerva and the dialectic of human freedom: A heterodox reading
- A Marxist reading of Ludwig Wittgenstein: Making the case for social and political change
- Three theories of separation: Kelsen, Schmitt and Pashukanis and the historical development of the legal form
- Does contemporary recognition theory rest on a mistake?
- The humanism of critical theory: The Frankfurt School’s ‘realer humanismus’