Articles

Presuppositions: Reply to Benhabib and Jay

Raymond Geuss responds to Seyla Benhabib’s rejoinder. View the debate via the links below the full text of the essay.

Gerrymandering and State Power

Roger Berkowitz takes a look at political power in American in light of last week's Supreme Court decision on partisan gerrymandering.

Ethical Questions

In an article for The Intercept, Peter Maass raises questions about when non-profit institutions should question the ethical actions of their donors. 

Ignoring history and ignoring the law

Bari Weiss and David Bromwich write about the literal erasing of history, and "non-attachment to the rule of law" at the highest levels.

The Fundamental Chord: Remembering Carl Heidenreich

Max Feldman
We first published this essay by Max L. Feldman earlier this year.

What We're Reading

This week, a book review, an account of a controversial resignation, and reflections on Habermas are piquing our interest.

Concentration Camps
 

Roger Berkowitz talks to The Independent about comments made by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez about detention centers along the U.S.—Mexico border.

China the Anomaly, Hannah Arendt, Totalitarianism, and the Maoist Regime

Peter Baehr writes in the European Journal of Political Theory. 

Between Mill and Plato

Roger Berkowitz and Samantha Hill take a look at Jonny Thakkar's examination of political correctness.