- Praxis as the unfolding of poiesis: Renewing the normativity of labor for critical theory
- Populism’s challenges to political reason: Reconfiguring the public sphere in an emotional culture
- Pragmatist democracy and the populist challenge
- Critical problems and pragmatist solutions
- “Vergangenheitsbewältigung” revisited: Distinguishing two paradigms of working through the past
- Articulating the social: Expressive domination and Dewey’s epistemic argument for democracy
- Politics, governance and the ethics of belief
- Not everyone can be a winner, baby: A pragmatist response to problems of contemporary ‘crisis studies’
- Against ‘institutional racism’
- Aecsthetic transformative experience. A pragmatist outline
- Does the European left have to choose between the nation-state and internationalism? Some considerations following Richard Rorty
- Public reason under the tree: Rawls and the African palaver
- Vicious circles: Adorno, Dewey and disclosing critique of society
- Democracy, community and the supplemental plus un: Derrida’s reading of Blanchot’s The Unavowable Community
- Legitimacy, resistance and the stakes of politics
- The problem of anthropocentrism and the human kind of personhood
- From liberal to multiculturalist nationalism: Confronting autocratic nationalism
- Socialist democracy: Rosa Luxemburg’s challenge to democratic theory
- Online astroturfing: A problem beyond disinformation
- Boredom at the end of history: ‘empty temporalities’ in Rousseau’s Corsica and Fukuyama’s liberal democracy
- Getting the duty to resist right: Remarks on Candice Delmas’s book a duty to resist: When disobedience should be uncivil
- Non-domination and constituent power: Socialist republicanism versus radical democracy
- A call for psycho-affective change: Fanon, feminism, and white negrophobic femininity
- An anthropological investigation of cruelty and its contrasts
- Lefort and Rancière on democracy and sovereignty
- World out of difference: Relations and consequences
- Epistemology of Religion and phenomenology of revelation in post-revolutionary Iran: The case of Abdolkarim Soroush
- Populism and the political system: A critical systems theory approach to the study of populism
- Setting struggle in motion: From ‘non-violence’ to revolutionary anti-violence
- A New Skin for the Wounds of History: Fanon’s Affective Sociogeny and Ricœur’s Carnal Hermeneutics
- Academic freedom: How to conceptualize and justify it?
- The Genius of Feminism: Cavellian Moral Perfectionism and Feminist Political Theory
- The just price and the gains from exchange
- When Political Ignorance is really harmful for Democracy: Moral Intuitions and Biased Attitudes in Voting Behaviour
- A living critique of domination: Exemplars of radical democracy from Black Lives Matter to #MeToo
- “A False Classless Society”: Adorno’s social theory revisited
- ‘Lost in the marketplace of ideas: Towards a new constitution for free speech after Trump and Twitter?’
- Paternalism, respect and dialogue
- ‘History of political thought at a standstill: Abensour, constellations and textual alterity’
- Realism in the ethics of immigration
- Comedy as dissonant rhetoric
- Faking news, hiding data: New assaults on freedom of speech in India
- Confucian free expression and the threat of disinformation
- Caricaturing the prophet: Pushing the right to free speech too far?
- The gentle way in governing: Foucault and the question of neoliberalism
- Freedom of speech in liberal and non-liberal traditions
- Threats to academic freedom: The French case
- Critical citizenship and democratic legitimacy
- Cartoons go global: Provocation, condemnation and the possibility of laughter
- Gendering Islamophobia at the crossroad of conflicting rights
- Annotations
- Differentiating risks to academic freedom in the globalised university in China
- The aporetic humanism of early Derrida
- Freedom of speech in contemporary Arab societies from a gender perspective
- Social criticism, dissonance, and progress: A socio-epistemic approach
- Calling the news fake: The underlying claims about truth in the post-truth era
- A tripartite model of federalism
- An unthinkable cinema: Deleuze’s mutant politics of film
- ‘To conceal domination in production’: Horkheimer and Adorno’s critical functionalist theory of race
- The neoliberal influence on South Africa’s early democracy and its shortfalls in addressing economic inequality
- Critical theory, immanent critique and neo-liberalism. Reply to critique raised in Copenhagen
- Critical Republicanism and the Discursive Demands of Free Speech
- On the very idea of normative foundations in critical social theory
- The appropriating subject: Cultural appreciation, property and entitlement
- Freedom of speech: A relational defence
- Expropriation of the expropriators
- Anonymity, fidelity to law, and digital Civil disobedience
- Derrida’s Wheel – The Circularity of Political (R)Evolutions
- Adorno, Marx, and abstract domination
- It’s funny because it’s true? Reflections on laughter, deception, and critique
- Banishing the poets: Reflections on free speech and literary censorship in Vietnam
- Beyond technocracy and political theology: John Dewey and the authority of truth
- Democratic freedom as an aesthetic achievement: Peirce, Schiller and Cavell on aesthetic experience, play and democratic freedom
- Political authority and resistance to injustice: A Confucian perspective
- The discontents of competition for recognition on social media: Perfectionism, ressentiment, and collective narcissism
- Authoritarian leadership: Is democracy in peril?
- Philosophy and the study of capitalism
- Freedom of expression as self-restraint
- Book Review: Beyond the Public Sphere
- In search of reasonableness: between legal and political philosophy
- The Flesh of Negation: Adorno and Merleau-Ponty contra Heidegger
- Neoliberalism, the entrepreneur and critique of political economy: A commentary on Sørensen’s Capitalism, Alienation and Critique
- From Horkheimer to Honneth and back again: A comment on Asger Sørensen’s capitalism, alienation and critique
- Criticizing critique. A discussion of Asger Sørensen’s Capitalism, Alienation and Critique
- Three forms of philosophical theatre in Kierkegaard’s Journals and Notebooks
- The inverted world and fetishism in Benjamin’s dialectics
- From shipwreck to commodity exchange: Robinson Crusoe, Hegel and Marx
- ‘Painted scenes’ or ‘empty pageants’? Superficiality and depth in (realist) political thought
- Political polarization: Radicalism and immune beliefs
- The Lacan–Badiou constellation in L’immanence des vérités: A limit on the infinite?
- Critical theory and the future of humanity: A reply to Asger Sørensen
- The “populist” foundation of liberal democracy: Jan-Werner Müller, Chantal Mouffe, and post-foundationalism