Democracy and Class
by Peter J. LeithartAristotle's proto-Marxist treatment of democracy. Continue Reading »
Aristotle's proto-Marxist treatment of democracy. Continue Reading »
Separability and situatedness are not opposites, but mutually determining. Continue Reading »
Should we be ruled by one, the few, or the multitude? Yes. Continue Reading »
In an average college course, the history of Western political theory typically follows a simple plot: A flowering of secular, republican rationality in Ancient Athens and Republican Rome foundered on a combination of Imperial overstretch and civil war.
Today there are twenty million refugees who have crossed international borders to escape violence and abject poverty. Forty million more have been displaced within their own countries. In 2015, half a million refugees have poured into Europe, with thousands dying at sea or in cramped smugglers’ . . . . Continue Reading »
Political theory will benefit from paying attention to both exit and voice. Continue Reading »
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