Writes and researches legal and political theory & sometimes Italian history. Edits Critical Review of Social and Political Philosophy. Flutes, runs, reads, cooks, swims, snaps, goes to concerts, galleries, plays & films. Lives London-Exeter-Berlin-Livorno
Great discussion at Icon-S in Madrid on constitutionalism and democracy yesterday with Aileen Kavanagh Cristina Lafont and Carmen Pavel - now back to Livorno..
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My comment (alongside those of Nadia Urbinati and Cristina Lafont, and Sandra Seubert), on Kalypso Nicolaidis’ characteristically bold and original argument for a permanent European Citizens’ Assembly (ECA) of randomly selected citizens.
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I hope Labour get the message that they need to win the next election by tackling some of the manifold problems of a broken Britain- and paying for that means taxation, immigration, alignment with the EU, and public spending- namely all of the things they say they won’t do …
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The answer to your question is that the SC ruling will be overturned when - and to the extent that - the political mood and system allows. Unfortunately Republicans have been more willing to exploit these possibilities than Democrats. (Mark Tushnet on constitutional hardball)
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When I used the phrase in a critique of certain legal thinking I was surprised at how many people I shared a draft with had never heard the phrase. academic.oup.com/icon/article...
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The new issue of CRISPP is now on line at tandfonline.com/toc/fcri20/c...
Articles include: AI and the future of work; colonial genealogies of immigration controls; and more
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Good grief ..
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After a long wait, the mammoth 1000 page and 60 chapter Cambridge Handbook of Constitutional Theory co-edited with Jeff King is finally officially forthcoming and ready to order!
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"Self-defeating " more or less sums up most of this government's policies - especially on immigration. Its as if they wanted HE, access to health care and housing to exist only for the wealthy ... www.theguardian.com/education/ar...
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Ron DeSantis signed a law that prevents municipalities in Florida from requiring that employers provide shade and water breaks for outdoor workers.
A study found that heat-related deaths in FL shot up by 88% between 2019 and 2022.
Folks, this is the GOP's vision for America.
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The only mystery here is that anyone should consider these corrupt incompetents employable
www.theguardian.com/politics/202...
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I'm really delighted to have been elected a Member of the Academia Europaea. I'm particularly pleased and honoured given so much of my research and academic life has been about and in Europe.
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Looking forward to the third and last seminar in Global Ethics on Wednesday 24/04 17-19.00 with Patricia Heimann of the German Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs on socio-economic rights in G7 and 20 negotiations
www.hertie-school.org/en/events/ev...
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⚖️ How significant are judges' backgrounds?
Join us tomorrow at 5 pm @hertieschool.bsky.social for a presentation by Prof. Andreas Føllesdal on the relevance of diversity within international judiciaries; part of the global ethics series co-hosted by @rbellamy.bsky.social
acesse.dev/SiAXx
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Continuing the seminar in Global Ethics, tomorrow Professor Andreas Føllesdal will talk on How diverse should international courts be? Wednesday, 10.04.2024 | 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm (CET) 3.65 Hertie School, Friedrichstraße 180 Open to all. @hertiecfr.bsky.social
www.hertie-school.org/en/events/ev...
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⚖️ How diverse should international courts be?
Join us for a presentation with Professor Andreas Føllesdal of the University of Oslo on the relevance of diversity in international judiciaries; part of the global ethics series chaired by @rbellamy.bsky.social
📅10.4, 5 pm
Register:
encr.pw/SiAXx
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Looking forward to the second of the Hertie seminars in Global Ethics with Professor Andreas Føllesdal on How diverse should international courts be? @hertiecfr.bsky.social @hertieschool.bsky.social
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The first of the Hertie Global Ethics seminar series is at 17.00 today with Juri Viehoff on Taxploitation - details here hertie-school.org/en/events/ev... All welcome. @hertiecfr.bsky.social @hertieschool.bsky.social
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More details here: www.hertie-school.org/en/events/ev...
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Join us on Wednesday, 3.4 at 5 pm for the first of three upcoming seminars on Global Ethics!
This seminar on 'taxploitation' features Prof Juri Viehoff of the University of Utrecht & is chaired by @rbellamy.bsky.social.
More details here:
hertie-school.org/en/events/ev...
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Upcoming seminars (also 17-19.00) include 10 April Professor Andreas Føllesdal, (University of Oslo) ‘How diverse should international courts be? ‘ and 24 April Patricia Heimann, ‘Navigating the socio-economic impact of global crises: Insights from G7 and G20’
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The first of the Hertie Global Ethics Seminars (organised with
@hertiecfr.bsky.social) will take place on Wednesday 3 April, 17-19.00 in Room 3.61, Hertie School, Friedrichstraße 180 , 10117 Berlin - Dr Juri Viehoff (U of Utrecht) Global Justice: Two Problems of Taxploitation
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The latest CRISPP issue is now on Line – a Special Issue on:
Corporate power and political domination; edited by Christian Neuhäuser and Andreas Oldenbourg
www.tandfonline.com/toc/fcri20/c...
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This video from Gary Stevenson @garyseconomics is very good — on the huge transfer of wealth from the public sector to the private sector, & why this makes government services more expensive, & drives up taxes for working people.
Who benefits? The rich.
#Piketty #Meade
youtu.be/II1GOhoNpms?...
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President Biden’s 2025 budget proposal includes about $3 trillion in deficit reduction over a decade, largely from raising taxes on the rich and corporations. It stands almost no chance of becoming law this year, given that Republicans control the House.
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Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy, 27, 2 (2024) now on line: tandfonline.com/toc/fcri20/2... Articles on empirical political theory, a realist critique of Rawls, a symposium on Steffen Ganghof and a review article on Immigration and state system legitimacy
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A discussion of my last book Flexible Europe with my UCL colleague Emily McTernan. We focus on how to manage diversity and respond to democratic backsliding within the EU ucl-uncovering-politics.simplecast.com/episodes/div...
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UCL Political Science is looking to hire a Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in International Public Policy - details on the link below www.ucl.ac.uk/work-at-ucl/...
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Very excited we will be hiring in political theory, with a specialization in gender and political theory. Please encourage people to apply!
www.kcl.ac.uk/jobs/083947-...
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Congratulations to @blmckean.bsky.social
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Latest issue of CRISPP is out - a special issue on Charles Mill's The Racial Contract 25 years on. Introduction by guest editor Elvira Basevich on Free view (many articles open access) www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
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Delighted to publish it
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Given the topic, I'm appropriately enough looking forward to discussing these books on the future in March
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Nb only the cover of the revival version is Barbified
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A disconcerting 34 years later I’ve been revived - I guess Victorian values are back in fashion …. I think the cover from 1990 was classier. Thanks again to the contributors, some alas may no longer be revivable - three at least proved impossible to contact. None on here I think.
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Excellent interview of Dana Mills by Owen Jones
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We're delighted to announce the launch of a new journal, Political Philosophy, with the same editorial team & editorial board as the old JPP. Send us your new papers & support the fight against private ownership of the means of (intellectual) production!
www.openlibhums.org/news/668/
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#AcademicSky #PolTheory #PhilSky #PolSky
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Great to have this book symposium forthcoming in CRISPP - can now be read on line early
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Sorry to have missed Chiara Cordelli giving the annual CRISPP Lecture at this years @biapt.bsky.social conference
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First book 1987 - so just before my 30th birthday. Need to look up first publication date but guessing was 83 or 84
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Great to have my piece on Rights, Republicanism and Democracy included in this Turkish collection of essays on Republicanism
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Pleased to be a part of the great new special issue in Social Legal Studies on Democratic Constitutionalism in a Populist Age journals.sagepub.com/toc/SLS/curr...
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Our research cluster ("The Politics of Inequality") at the University of Konstanz is offering fully funded Visiting Fellowships (2-6 months) for external researchers from the social sciences in the academic year 2024/2025. If you're interested, details here: stellen.uni-konstanz.de/jobposting/0...
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I think there's huge variation as to how people react to either jab - this time round (its been different in the past for each) neither had any noticeable impact on me (though I've heard tell that no reaction is not a good thing ...)
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Jobs! Philsky.
jobs.soton.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx...
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There are if I recall a few passages translated in Samuel Finer’s edited collection of Pareto’s Sociological Writings - am not sure if there’s an English Translation of the whole Cours
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New issue of CRISPP (26.7): Elena Ziliotti on Confucian Democracy @RebeccaBuxton on the duty to naturalise refugees, Symposium on Christine Hobden's, Citizenship in a Globalised World ed Stephanie Collins with @shukyingchan, Anna Stilz and much more
www.tandfonline.com/toc/fcri20/2...
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Well who’d have thought the glimmer of hope in an increasingly worrying world would be ‘Polish election results’? I’m taking it nonetheless
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I found this a clear and informative piece on the Israeli military dilemma No end in sight: Israel’s search for a Gaza strategy www.ft.com/content/03b8... via @ft
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