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Welcome to the Economic Republicanism Newsletter

This is the first issue of the Economic Republicanism Newsletter, an initiative by Louis Mosar and Sean Irving to create a better connected research community of scholars working on the application of republican political theory to economic questions. We are planning to make this a monthly newsletter (sending it out every second Monday of the month) in which we communicate about new published material, upcoming events and job opportunities. Our subscriber base is at the moment still relatively limited. Feel free to share and forward the newsletter with people who may be interested, they can subscribe to the newsletter via the form below.

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• ​New publications​
• ​Upcoming Events​
• ​Academic opportunities ​

If you have any other questions or suggestions email us via the email address mentioned above.

Publications

Academic

• Bruno Leipold, Citizen Marx: Republicanism and the Formation of Karl Marx’s Social and Political Thought (Princeton University Press).(URL)
• Adrián Herranz, 'Boundaries and varieties of republicanism', Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy. (URL)
• Adrián Herranz, 'Uncontrolled power: independence and markets in republicanism', Res Publica. (URL)
• Adrián Herranz, 'The eclipse of solidarity', European Journal of Political Theory. (URL)
• Tom O’Shea, ‘Wage Slavery: A Neo-Roman Account’, European Journal of Political Theory. (URL)
• Shai Karp, ‘Private Government at Home: Landlord Power and Rental Residential Domination in the United States’, Politics & Society. (URL)
• Miikka Jaarte, ‘Capital flight and domination by diffuse collectives’, Politics, Philosophy & Economics. (URL)
• Miikka Jaarte, ‘Exploitation as Domination? A Response to Bryan and Kouris’, Res Publica. (URL)
• Stefano Merlo, 'Macroeconomic Sovereignty in the European Economic and Monetary Union: A Republican Approach’, Political Studies. (URL)

General Public

• Alex Gourevitch, 'The Machiavellis of the Market: Entrepreneurs Against Democracy', Law & Political Economy Project.(URL)
• Jochen Schmon, 'Marx and Republicanism: An Interview with Bruno Leipold', Journal of the History of Ideas Blog. (URL)
• Hugo De Camps Mora, 'How Karl Marx Became a Communist: An Interview with Bruno Leipold', Jacobin. (URL)

Upcoming Events

• Britain and Ireland Association for Political Thought – 9th – 11th January 2025. Author-meets-critics panel on Citizen Marx: Republicanism and the Formation of Karl Marx’s Social and Political Thought Participants: Bruno Leipold, Dorothea Gädeke, Tom O’Shea, Camila Vergara.
• Britain and Ireland Association for Political Thought – 9th – 11th January 2025."People and Property: Citizenship, Possessive Individualism and Collective Ownership" Panel: Sean Irving, Camila Vergara, Dirk Schuck
• Citizen Marx - Book Launch, 14th January 2025, Pelican House 144 Cambridge Heath Road London E1 5QJ United Kingdom. (URL)

Other

• If you are on Blue Sky, you can follow the starter pack created by David Guerrero (URL)