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Papers

(The median citation count of Critical Review is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-03-01 to 2024-03-01.)

Article	Citations
What Is a Conspiracy Theory and Why Does It Matter?	7
Repoliticizing Environmentalism: Beyond Technocracy and Populism	5
Why Do Experts Disagree?	5
Citizens as Militant Democrats, Or: Just How Intolerant Should the People Be?	4
Exit, Voice and Technocracy	2
What Follows from the Problem of Ignorance?	2
It’s Our Epistemic Environment, Not Our Attitude Toward Truth, That Matters	2
Hegel’s Political Philosophy	2
Social Science and the Problem of Interpretation: A Pragmatic Dual(ist) Approach	2
Introduction: Intolerance, Power, and Epistemology	1
Hegel, Weber, and Bureaucracy	1
Anxiety as a Positive Epistemic Emotion in Politics	1
Early Modern Epistemologies and Religious Intolerance	1
Positivism or Understanding? The Complexity of Analyzing the Objectives of Armed Opposition Groups	1
Searching for the Arc of History: The Secularization of American Politics	1
Left-Kantian Perfectionism	1
Hegel on “the Living Good”	1
Post-Truth and the Epistemological Crisis	1
Taking Freedom Seriously: Kantian Ethics versus the Ethics of Kant	1
Laclau’s New Postmodern Radicalism: Politics, Democracy, and the Epistemology of Certainty	1
Political Epistemology, Technocracy, and Political Anthropology: Reply to a Symposium onPower Without Knowledge	1
Shaken Not Stirred: The Name of the Game in the Post-Truth Condition	1
Republicanizing Leviathan: Kant's Cosmopolitan Synthesis of Hobbes and Rousseau	1
Post-Truth and the Rhetoric of “Following the Science”	1
Foucault and Power: A Critique and Retheorization	1

Revisiting The Longing for Total Revolution	1
Philosophical Foundations of Contemporary Intolerance: Why We No Longer Take Martin Luther King, Jr. Seriously	1
Who is Haunted by the Shadow of God? Dialectical Notes on Michael Rosen's Narrative of (Failed) Secularization	1
The Technopolitics of Wicked Problems: Reconstructing Democracy in an Age of Complexity	1
Six Variations on Michael Rosen's The Shadow of God	1
A Case for the Young Foucault	0
Two Cheers for “Two Concepts”: Isaiah Berlin’s Skeptical, Tragic Liberalism	0
Three Pictures of Hegel’s Holism: Mystical, Instrumentalist, Intrinsicist	0
Marx and Romanticism	0
German Idealism and Tragic Maturity	0
Disagreement, Epistemic Paralysis, and the Legitimacy of Technocracy	0
Jeffrey Friedman: In Memoriam	0
Index to Vol. 34 (2022)	0
Post-Trust, Not Post-Truth	0
Education and the Epistemological Crisis in the Age of ChatGPT	0
Isaiah Berlin and Leo Strauss: Notes Toward a Dialogue	0
Index to Vol. 32 (2020)	0
How Realistic Is the Modeling of Epistemic Democracy?	0
Technocracy, Governmentality, and Post-Structuralism	0
Marx’s Democratization of Hegel’s Philosophy of Right	0
Architects and Engineers: Two Types of Technocrat and Their Relation to Democracy	0
Paternalism, Individualism, and the Politics of Maturity	0
The Hegelian Structure of Marx’s Thought	0
In Search of the Decent Society: Isaiah Berlin and Raymond Aron on Liberty	0
Who Is Intolerant? The Clash Between LGBTQ+ Rights and Religious Free Exercise	0
Hegel’s Own Time Grasped in Our Thoughts after Two Hundred Years	0
A Mayfly for Prof. Hegel: Herbart’s Forgotten Review of Hegel’s Rechtsphilosophie	0
Power, Knowledge, and Anarchism	0
The Longing for Total Revolution as Critical But Ideational Genealogy	0
Post-Truth Politics and the Competition of Ideas	0
The Imaginary Force of History: On Images, the Imaginary, and Myths in Foucault’s Early Works	0
Reading Yack While Pondering the Origins of Totalitarianism	0
How Foucault Got Rid of (Bossy) Marxism	0
Beyond the Cold War: Isaiah Berlin for the Twenty-First Century	0
What (If Anything) Is Wrong with Positive Liberty?	0
Depolarization Without Reconciliation	0
Hegel’s Alternative to Nationalism	0
A Family Affair: Populism, Technocracy, and Political Epistemology	0
Hegel’s Philosophy of Right and the Idea of the World: Dialectic’s “Political Cosmology”	0
The Theological Origins and Underpinning of the Longing for Total Revolution	0
Living in the Shadows: Debating Meaning in a Post-Religious World	0
Index to Vol. 35 (2023)	0
An Epistemic Case for Positive Voting Duties	0
Consequences, Conscience, and Fallibility: Early Modern Roots of Toleration	0
Index to Vol. 33 (2021)	0
Origins of the “Deep State” Trope	0
The Euro’s Taxing Path to Political Legitimacy	0
Milton, Mill, and Berlin’s History of Monism and Pluralism	0
Material Heuristics and Attitudes Toward Redistribution	0
The Politics of Post-Truth	0

Is Marx's Thought on Freedom Contradictory?	0
Value Pluralism and Tragic Loss	0
Re-Engaging Normative and Empirical Democratic Theory: Or, Why Normative Democratic Theory Is Empirical All the Way Down	0
Political Epistemology Beyond Democratic Theory: Introduction to Symposium on Power Without Knowledge	0
The Spiral of Responsibility and the Pressure to Conflict	0
Ideas and Their Consequences: Benjamin Harrison and the Seeds of Economic Crisis, 1889-1893	0
Are We All Foucauldians Now? “Culture Wars” and the Poststructuralist Legacy	0
Longing for Total Dichotomies	0
The Pluralist Constitution	0