Looks awesome Niklas!!
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My chapter on 19th century plebeian internationalism is out now in The Routledge Handbook of Ideology Analysis 🎉 📕
Many thanks to the editors @julfaure.bsky.social, Matthew Humphreys, and David Laycock!
If you'd like to read it, feel free to get in touch.
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Gosh. It's almost as if capitalism is not in fact a totally rational and seamless system.
Please register and join us in some weeks for the next session of our series on "Alternatives to Capitalism" with @leaypi.bsky.social !
It's officially publication day for our book, The Way Out. Sam and I have worked on this since we first put our heads together in 2019, and it's fair to say that the context shifted under our feet as we were writing and thinking.
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Every world leader should be condemning Trump. We’ll see who steps up.
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@lsepoltheory.bsky.social @brunoleipold.com @leaypi.bsky.social
If you're around London next week, consider joining us for this workshop on alternatives to capitalism! Details below👇
Super excited about this one ✊🏼
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Looks super interesting!
The cool thing about teaching utilitarianism is that each time I do, I get a little closer to convincing myself it's correct
Such a funny headline - don't they realise Starmer IS the mistake? www.theguardian.com/politics/202...
@leaypi.bsky.social in today’s @financialtimes.com
Very grateful to the ECPR political theory jury for this wonderful news!
In a new article in @poppublicsphere.bsky.social I propose an institution reform to make representative government less oligarchic: having elected politicians held accountable by randomly selected "Constituency Juries"
If you’re around Munich in a couple of weeks and want to discuss oligarchy and corporatism with me please join us to this workshop! ✊🏼
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I’ve said it before, I’ll say it again, and I know I speak for millions of people up and down this country:
We are all Palestine Action 🇵🇸
It's a bit of a shame everyone decided to turn against the Enlightenment just when it's most needed, isn't it....
Saddened by the death of Pope Francis, who was a wonderful force for good. I hope the Catholic Church stays true to his vision of economic and environmental justice.
Here's a short essay I wrote a decade ago on Francis's radical economic vision in Laudato Si':
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Liberals who argue that fascists such as Trump and Le Pen should not be barred from running elections by legal means (and must instead be 'defeated democratically') seem to forget that fascists have no intent to win democratically (and break the law precisely to assure that they won't be defeated).
Trump calls it Liberation Day. Expecting it to be a bit more like Liz Truss day.
Ever forced to find cuts to welfare, never forced to raise taxes.
Few things beat discussing socialism with such great comrades and friends. Huge thanks to @tatianallaguno.bsky.social @vharting.bsky.social and @jkandiyali.bsky.social
What an honour to have been part of this wonderful book roundtable on @brunoleipold.com’s Citizen Marx alongside @tatianallaguno.bsky.social ❤️✊🏼
Limited government has in practice always been about limiting government services, while increasing government force and brutality. Exactly the wrong way round.
The London Political Theory Network is organizing a panel on “Empire and Emancipation” on April 4, 3-5pm, at Senate House, involving Paul Apostolidis, Arturo Chang, Ulas Ince, Kimberly Hutchings, and Ẹniọlá Ṣóyẹmí. For more details and to register: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/empire-and...
I always struggle a little to explain my students why Marxists are right about freedom in the capitalist state. Jeff Bezos does it so much better.
📝 My new article “Facing a fossil free future through the past: The importance of history for understanding fossil fuel phaseouts” is out in Energy Research & Social Science! Read and share: www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
Wow this paper is fantastic. An economic explanation for Haslanger's theory of race, of DuBois on the psychological wage, and of the different racial stratifications of different societies.
Sometimes I read an econ paper that makes me wish I became an economist...