The Bull of Phalaris: Atrocity in the Canon

"Revisiting J.S. Mill's Case for Civil Dialogue in the Age of Partisan Division: Its Utility for Teaching Political Theory" Prepared for Civic Engagement TLC2020

POPULISM AND PUBLICITY: THE PARTICIPANT PERSPECTIVE

Humility and Empathy in Emancipatory Politics

The “Ecumene” as a Paradigmatic Political Symbol: Comparison between Voegelin’s “The Chinese Ecumene” and Zhao’s “Tianxia System” (Draft Version)

Why Do Political Philosophers Disagree? Reflections on David Miller’s Strangers in Our Midst

Guerreiro Ramos, reader of Eric Voegelin: post-colonial theory and alternatives to liberal modernity.

Why is there no just riot theory?

Leo Lowenthal’s Critical Theory of Populism and the Crisis of Liberal Democracy

Machiavelli’s Plebeian Constituent Power