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Solon redistributed land and cancelled debts in ancient Athens to preserve democracy from oligarchic collapse. This essay asks why contemporary proposals for wealth redistribution accept plutocratic thresholds that Solon would have recognised as a democratic failure.
Rape regulation amendment in Poland and hermeneutical injustice Klaudyna Horniczak & Karolina Śliwecka (Jagiellonian University, Kraków) This blog post presents…
By Kristin Y. Albrecht This review discusses Julia Hänni’s book on legal philosophy, “Rechtsphilosophie in a nutshell”, a clear and…
By redefining vulnerability as both a human constant and a political category, I aim to offer a compelling framework for rethinking migration. Vulnerability is not something to eliminate, it is something to understand.
The Political and Institutional Context of President Yoon’s Removal By Sunhong Min, Rapporteur judge, Constitutional Court of Korea On 4…
Meet the first women president of the German Society for Philosophy (DGPhil), Prof. Dr. Ruth Hagengruber!
Paloma Gómez Sánchez Criminal and penitentiary law lawyer BA in Law and Philosophy, Complutense University of Madrid (UCM) The penal…
Dr. Swamy Donè, University of Verona The Ethics of Care as Relationship What does it mean to care for an…
by Sabrina Zucca-Soest
Marcela Castanheira studies power relations, including the use of lettres de cachet in pre-revolutionary France. In this blogpost, she discusses…