Oscar Guardiola-Rivera, A Hopeful Political Imagination: Courage and Fantastic Critique in the Age of Meltdown (Bloomsbury, 2025) Reviewed by Costas Douzinas

Michael Symonds, Why Should We Still Read Max Weber? (Routledge, 2027) Reviewed by Harry Blatterer

Siniša Malešević, Nationalism as a Way of Life: The Rise and Transformation of Modern Subjectivities (Cambridge University Press, 2025) Reviewed by John A. Hall

By Gregory Jones-Katz With Karl Marx in America[i], Andrew Hartman burrows and raises molehills, creating extensive networks of historical and political ideas for our intellectual nourishment. Thro…

by Siniša Malešević War is not an exception that suddenly interrupts normal social life. Nearly every aspect of social life including the governance structures, social hierarchies, gender and sexua…

by Howard Prosser Few thinkers have contributed more to this renewed engagement than Kohei Saito, Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Tokyo, whose previous book Slow Down sold ov…

by Howard Prosser Few thinkers have contributed more to this renewed engagement than Kohei Saito, Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Tokyo, whose previous book Slow Down sold ov…

by Angus Nicholls This essay offers a deep historicization of Jürgen Habermas’s career in postwar Germany, arguing that three untranslated texts written during the 1950s and early 1960s provide ins…