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How To Understand a World Run By Bad Boys
An Interview with Realist Stephen Walt on the Post-Hobbesian World Order
Do You Have to Kill to Be a Murderer?
In Alabama, you can get convicted for a crime you didn't commit. Kant would be furious
Mark Lilla: On Identity Politics and the Left in Decline
Should we stop talking about who we are and start talking about what unites us?
Post-Work Won’t Work
Instead, we should focus on improving the experience of work to solve the malaise around it
My Job, My Self: How Work Defines Us
Rather than serving our individual passions, work is essential to being human
The Universal Basic Income: For the Sceptics
Why basic income is a necessary step towards building a society fit for the 21st century
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Beard vs Taleb: Scientism and the Nature of Historical Inquiry
How a Twitter row on diversity in Roman Britain became a masterclass in the dangers of scientism
Why Philosophy Matters
To celebrate World Philosophy Day 2017, we asked philosophers why it's important to them
Hawking, Dawkins, Einstein: Are Celebrity Scientists Just Memes?
An interview with philosopher of science Philip Kitcher on popular science, its benefits and costs
The Failure of Patriarchy
Outlining a vision for a just, equitable and socialist society, and how to achieve it.
10 Soviet Philosophers You Should Know
For the centenary of the Russian revolution, we've listed the USSR's forgotten thinkers
Gaia and the City
Urban solutions to overpopulation: James Lovelock in conversation with Crispin Tickell.
The World & The Future
How To Understand a World Run By Bad Boys
An Interview with Realist Stephen Walt on the Post-Hobbesian World Order
Do You Have to Kill to Be a Murderer?
In Alabama, you can get convicted for a crime you didn't commit. Kant would be furious
Mark Lilla: On Identity Politics and the Left in Decline
Should we stop talking about who we are and start talking about what unites us?
Post-Work Won’t Work
Instead, we should focus on improving the experience of work to solve the malaise around it
My Job, My Self: How Work Defines Us
Rather than serving our individual passions, work is essential to being human
Ideas & Ideology
The Universal Basic Income: For the Sceptics
Why basic income is a necessary step towards building a society fit for the 21st century
Hawking, Dawkins, Einstein: Are Celebrity Scientists Just Memes?
An interview with philosopher of science Philip Kitcher on popular science, its benefits and costs
Laughing and Crying About the Second World War
Remembering the war in Russia, Germany and Britain should involve reflecting on the groups that are demonized today
Are we all suffering from collective amnesia?
Preserving statues of imperialists and slave owners enforces narratives rather than protecting free speech
What Michelangelo’s David Can Teach Us About Radical Politics
Marx vs Adorno on demanding the impossible without being a political failure
