Congratulations Rebecca Buxton on a fantastic manuscript workshop at York today. Thanks to the discussants, Megan Blomfield, Rufaida Al Hashmi, Mollie Gerver, and Alasia Nuti.

Delighted to welcome Rebecca Buxton for her book manuscript workshop in York this Tuesday. With Alasia Nuti, Mollie Gerver @mgerver.bsky.social, Rufaida Al Hashmi Uni of Reading Politics and IR Department & Megan Blomfield as discussants.

Presenting The Politics of Becoming in the very same place Anne Phillips once presented The Politics of Presence is our Hans Asenbaum

Thank you for hosting York Centre for Political Theory York Centre for Political Theory Udit Bhatia Alfred Moore!

Check out the OA book 🔓 global.oup.com/academic/produ…

Gabriele Badano is co-convening a Mancept Workshops panel on theories of public reason. CfP available here philevents.org/event/show/122… (31 May deadline)

Looking forward to visiting the Centre for Democratic Politics in Leeds tomorrow! York Centre for Political Theory Department of Politics and International Relations Politics Research at York

Pleasure hosting Hans Asenbaum for a talk on his book, The Politics of Becoming published by Oxford Politics.

Delighted to host Hans Asenbaum for his book talk on The Politics of Becoming Oxford Politics next Tuesday.

Next week, we're hosting Maxime Lepoutre Uni of Reading Politics and IR Department for his talk on Representative Falsehoods.

Looking forward to this!

Here’s an interview I did for the Justice Everywhere blog. Sanat Sogani & I discuss community wealth building, the grounds for political hope, the relationship between theory and political practice, and the value and joys of teaching political philosophy.

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Our very own Kieran Dunn, PhD student at York, presenting at the York Political Theory workshop today: on Foundational and Contestatory Personhood.

Tomorrow, 2-4 pm (D/L/006), we’re hosting Université de Genève Emanuela Ceva’s talk on The Mixed Affective Fabric of Dysfunctional Institutions

Annabelle Lever CEVIPOF - Sciences Po speaking on the right to stand and why it’s not reducible to voters’ interests.

Annabelle Lever CEVIPOF - Sciences Po speaking on the right to stand and why it’s not reducible to voters’ interests.

Next week, we host Annabelle Lever CEVIPOF - Sciences Po who will present her paper on the Right to Stand as a Candidate and the Democratic Value of Elections.

Kicking off the York Political Theory Workshops for this semester tomorrow- Teresa M. Bejan on Slavery in a Society of Equals

Thanks to everyone at The Colin McEnroe Show for having me speak yesterday on pseudonymity and the internet! (Was talking about this old work - theconversation.com/online-anonymi…) University of York Politics Research at York York Centre for Political Theory
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Really glad to be part of this open-access symposium on Privatization, in the Erasmus Journal for Philosophy and Economics Erasmus Journal for Philosophy and Economics, with a target essay from Joseph Heath, and responses from Chiara Cordelli, Savriël Dillingh, Rutger Claassen, and me.

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Our PhD student Virginia De Biasio on capabilities and attachment to resources in CRISPP @crispp.bsky.social