Modern Intellectual History

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Writing the World at the End of Empire	6
The Fragile Power of Political Nations: Adam Smith’s Federative	6
Political Thought and the Emotion of Shame: John Stuart Mill and the Jamaica Committee during the Governor Eyre Controversy	5
The New Liberals and Chinese Civilization: Idealist Philosophy, Evolutionary Sociology, and the Quest for a Humanitarian Ethics in Edwardian Britain	5
“The Hidden Life”: Ellen Gates Starr, Vida Dutton Scudder, and Catholic Socialist Progressivism	5
Aestheticizing Heroism for an Aesthetic Liberalism: Isaiah Berlin on Heroes and Hero Worship	5
Utopia in New York: Nicola Chiaromonte and the New York Intellectuals’ “Superstition of Science”	5
More Marx, Less Marxism? Reconsidering Capital, Volume 1, Retranslated by Paul Reitter	5
Freedom at the Center	4
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The Introduction of Modern Western Philosophy in the Ottoman Empire: Armenian Thinkers – ADDENDUM	3
Escaping the Global Event: Pan-Islam and the First World War	3
From the Hebrew Commonwealth to Party Politics: Rousseau's Legacy and the Nation-State in Nineteenth-Century Political Thought	3
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Sex, Sovereignty, and the Biological in the Interwar Arab East	3
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Authenticity and its Discontents: Abdallah Laroui on the Moroccan and Arab Subject	3
The Bear in the Room and the Civilizing Process	2
Speaking Machines, the Trial of Articulation, and Deaf Education in Modern France	2
Competitiveness, Civilizationism, and the Anglosphere: Kenneth Minogue's Place in Conservative Thought	2
Against the Caesarist Crowd: Georges Sorel's Early Democratic Socialism during the Dreyfus Affair	2
Unravelling the Myth of Gandhian Non-violence: Why Did Gandhi Connect His Principle ofSatyāgrahawith the “Hindu” Notion ofAhiṃsā?	2
Beyond Babel: East India Company Genre and Colonial Romanticism in an Indo-Persian Diary - ERRATUM	2
Freedom and Regeneration in Revolutionary France	2
Intellectual History as History of Engagement? The French Scholarship – CORRIGENDUM	1

Totalitarian Encounters: The Reception of Stalinism and the USSR in Fascist Italy, 1928–1936	1
A “Great Power” Man or World Stater? The International Thought of Charles Kingsley Webster, 1886–1961	1
Taking Off the Neoliberal Lens: The Politics of the Economy, the MIT School of Economics, and the Strange Career of Lawrence Klein	1
Fighting Smart: Living Systems Theory in the US Army's Strategic Thought	1
The Enlightenment We Want	1
Intellectual History and the Fascism Debate: On Analogies and Polemic	1
Tempering the Marital Mind: Civic Regimens of Love and Marriage in German Mid-Eighteenth-Century Moral Weeklies	1
Hope and Meaning: Phenomenology in the Thought of Leszek Kołakowski, Józef Tischner, and Václav Havel	1
Racial Feudalism	1
Inventing Ordinary Anarchy in Cold War Britain	1
The Introduction of Modern Western Philosophy in the Ottoman Empire: Armenian Thinkers	1
Expecting Robert Lucas: Revisiting the Relationship between American Keynesianism and Neoliberalism	1
Laws and Models at the League of Nations: Econometrics in Geneva, 1930–1939	1
“A Setting Where Things Can Happen”: The Dialectics of Liberation Congress and the Politics of Knowledge in the 1960s	1
The Jacobite Groundwork of James Steuart’s Political Economy	1
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Structuralist or Lesbian? Claude Lévi-Strauss and Monique Wittig on Rousseau’s “Science”	1
The Figurative Foundations of Rousseau's Politics	1
The Present as a Foreign Country: Teaching the History of Now	1
Eichmann in Plettenberg: Carl Schmitt reads Hannah Arendt	1
“The Regeneration of Society”: Thomas Ernest Hulme and the Early British Reception of Georges Sorel	1
Rawson Rawson and Early Victorian Poverty Knowledge	1
The Intersection of Ableism, Domestic Colonialism and Statistics in Britain from Bentham to Galton	1
Democracy and Direct Legislation during the French Second Republic	1
Dialogues between Past and Present in Intellectual Histories of Mid-Twentieth-Century Africa	1
Isaiah Berlin and the Aesthetics of Judgment	1
Architects of the Mixed Economy: Assar Lindbeck, Ingemar Ståhl, and Gösta Rehn	0
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Historical Sankofa: On Understanding Antiblack Violence in the Present through the African Diasporic Past	0
Murray Bookchin and the Postwar Environmental Moment: The Early Bookchin and the Politicization of Ecology, 1948–1964	0
A Strategic Eurocentrism: The Construction of Ottoman Evolutionism in an Uneven World (1870–1900)	0
From Christian Transcendence to the Maoist Sublime: Liu Xiaofeng, the Chinese Straussians, and the Conservative Revolt Against Modernity – ERRATUM	0
Communication Theology, the Decolonization of Information, and the Africanization of Journalism, 1960–1990	0
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Race in Marshall’s Economics	0
Liberalism during Its Respectable Era	0
On the Lives of Modern State Law	0
Vicarious Sovereignty: The Place of Extraterritorial Turkey in the Vision of Bengali Muslims (1890–1917)	0
Spontaneity and Control: Friedrich Hayek, Stafford Beer, and the Principles of Self-Organization	0
The “Woman’s Seed”: Immediate Abolitionism’s Intellectual Mothers	0
“Inhuman Destiny”: Naturalism, Propaganda, and Despair before Rawls's Conversion	0
Situating Bjørn Lomborg in the History of Climate Politics: The Turn from Markets to Planning in Promethean Discourse	0
Better to Receive Than to Give	0
Intellectual History, Context, and Robert Brandom	0
Affirmative Orientalism: August Bebel, Islam, and World History	0
“A Valuable Man” and “One of the Wisest and Best of Mankind”: Jeremy Bentham, Edward Gibbon Wakefield, and Systematic Colonization	0
The “Social Question” as a Democratic Question: Louis Blanc'sOrganization of Labor	0
“Heirs to What Had Been Accomplished”: D. N. Aidit, the PKI, and Maoism, 1950–1965	0
Does Economic Nationalism Have a Philosophy?	0

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Neoliberalism and Its Hegemonic Crisis	0
Practices Make Pertinent: Prospecting and Histories of the Present	0
Hypercriticism: A Case Study in the Rhetoric of Vice	0
The Rise of the Conjuncturists: Building Economic Expertise on the Fall of the Popular Front	0
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British Legal Opinion about Immigration and Sovereignty, 1833–1906	0
Beyond Babel: East India Company Genre and Colonial Romanticism in an Indo-Persian Diary	0
Bohuslav Ečer, the UN War Crimes Commission, and the Intellectual History of the Nuremberg Charter	0
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Zimmern, Athens, and the British Empire: Ancient and Modern Imperialism in The Greek Commonwealth	0
Kant on Peace, Honor and the “Point of View” of Princes, 1755–1795	0
Jewish–Christian Religiosity: A Study in Twentieth-Century Central European History	0
Informal Empire: The Origin and Significance of a Key Term	0
Nonviolence Meets Direct Action: A Transnational Encounter of the Interwar Years	0
Montesquieu’s Case for Honor in Publius and Adams: Transposing the Society of Orders to the Commercial Republic	0
The Social Organization of Property: The Homeownership System, Managed Hierarchy, and the Challenge of Social Selfhood in the Early Twentieth-Century United States	0
Granville Sharp’s Ancient Constitution: Legal Argument and Antislavery Thought	0
From Christian Transcendence to the Maoist Sublime: Liu Xiaofeng, the Chinese Straussians, and the Conservative Revolt against Modernity	0
The Bullet That Ended Chivalry: Voltaire's Histoire de Charles Xii As A Celebration Of The Implausible	0
Mediating Spaces: The Scales of Yugoslav Socialist Thought	0
Merchants of Certainty: Reconsidering Scientific Credibility and Prestige	0
For a New Social History of the Enlightenment: Authors, Readers, and Commercial Capitalism	0
“Dear Professor”: Exploring Lay Comments to Milton Friedman	0
Three Versions of Social Science in Late Eighteenth-Century France	0
Civil Society Divided against Itself: The Fight for Shorter Hours in Antebellum America	0
The Perils of Prehistory: A Review	0
Always Already and Never Yet: Does China Even Have a Present?	0
Clio between Revolution and Collapse: The Making of the Historical Discipline in the Late Ottoman Empire	0
The Meanings of Anti-imperialism: Insights from the Global Edmund Burke	0
The Cambridge “Gang” Meets Iranian Intellectual History: Reimagining Conservatism In Context	0
Field Work	0
The Search for Social Harmony at Harvard Business School, 1919–1942	0
Isaac Breuer's Antiliberal Neo-Kantianism and the Politicization of Jewish Ultra-Orthodoxy	0
Reconsidering the History of Political Economy	0
Durkheim's Critique of Colonialism and Empire	0
“Welfare without the Welfare State”: Milton Friedman's Negative Income Tax and the Monetization of Poverty	0
Metaphor as Method in the Writings of Isaiah Berlin	0
After the New Left: On Tsumura Takashi's Early Writings and Proto-“Contemporary Thought” in Japan	0
Losing the Present to History	0
Anti-anthropocentric Humanism: On the Emergence of Personhood for Animals and Nature	0
Getting Tough or Rolling Back the State? Why Neoliberals Disagreed on a Guaranteed Minimum Income	0
Writing Back from the Academy: Uncovering the Unnamed Targets of Makereti's Revisionist Anthropology	0
Past and Present in Japanese Historiography: Four Versions of Presentism	0
From Lifeless Numbers to the Vital Nerve of Democracy: Dolf Sternberger's Metaphorical Argumentation against Proportional Voting	0
Does Liberalism Need Free Will? Augustinianism, Pelagianism, and the Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin	0
The Intellectual History of Milton Friedman's Criticism of Corporate Social Responsibility	0
Hobbes in France, Gallican Histories, and Leviathan's Supreme Pastor	0
Foucault, Post-structuralism, and the Fixed “Openness of History”	0
Human Labor and Natural Labor in Henry David Thoreau's Works	0
From the Body of the King to the Body of the Nation: Sovereignty, Sodomy, and the English Revolution of 1688	0
“Typical Protestant Mistakes”: The Influence of the Cologne School of Sociology in Early Francoist Spain	0
“Algiers and the Algerian Desert”: Decolonization and the Regional Question in France, 1958–1962	0
Edward Long and Other Animals: The Orangutan and Race-Making in the Late Eighteenth Century	0
From the Three Bodies of Christ to the King's Two Bodies: The Theological Origins of Secularization Theory	0
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Catholicism and Modernity in Irish Political Thought: The Case of Aodh de Blácam	0
“Between Ford and Gandhi”: André Siegfried’s Environmental Geopolitics, c.1898–1956	0
Foucault as Philology: On Stuart Elden	0
Dworkin on Ordinary Language Philosophy and Legal Principles before the “Hart–Dworkin Debate”	0
The Political Unbound: Conservative Arab Thought after Islam	0
Republican Revivals	0
Constructing Colonial Peoples: W. E. B. Du Bois, the United Nations, and the Politics of Space and Scale	0
Mobilizing William Godwin, the “Father of British Anarchism”: History, Strategy, and the Intellectual Cultures of Post-war British Anarchism	0
Ideas of Revolution in the Age of Atlantic Revolutions	0
Just Out of Our Reach	0
William Godwin on Democracy: The Time-Regime of Political Thought in the Age of Revolutions	0
The Specter of Female Masculinity: How Women Shaped the Ex-gay Movement in the 1970s and 1980s	0
“The Problem Alike of Statesman, Race Leader, and Philanthropist”: Economic Thinking and the Division of Negro Economics	0
Losing Control of Tocqueville: J. P. Mayer and the Genesis of Gallimard’s Oeuvres complètes d’Alexis de Tocqueville	0
Legal Counterrevolution: Property and Judicial Power in the Weimar Republic	0
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Stuart Hall, Development Theory, and Thatcher's Britain	0
Introduction: Whose Present? Which History?	0
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Isaiah Berlin’s Liberal Reformation	0
Introduction: Whose Present? Which History? – CORRIGENDUM	0
The Metaphysical Universe of Michel ʿAflaq and His Party: A Reappraisal of the Baʿth	0
Arguing Pakistan in Late Colonial India: The Political Thought of Shabbir Ahmad Usmani	0
Naivety, Liberalism, and Isaiah Berlin’s Musical Thinking	0

“I Shall Divide and Subdivide Power”: The Fiduciary Conception of Sovereignty in Francisco Pi y Margall’s Republican Federal Project	0
Marxism of, by, and for the People: Karl Korsch and the Problem of Worker Education	0
Hans Morgenthau, Peaceful Change, and the Origins of American Realism	0
“None of It Matters Now”: Leszek Kołakowski between Marx and Spinoza	0
John Hope Franklin’s From Slavery to Freedom (1947), Mid-Twentieth-Century Racial Liberalism, and the Dilemmas of African American History in Print	0
A Revolution in Property: Tocqueville and Beaumont on Democratic Inheritance Reform	0
What Happened to New England Theology?	0
Governing the Miracle	0
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Neoliberalism and Its Hegemonic Crisis	0
The Irish Idea: James Connolly’s Political Thought	0
Thinking beyond Borders: The Global Scope of Spanish American Historical Discourse in the Chilean Laboratory, 1830–1860	0
Reading the History of Money: Politically or Ideologically?	0
“An Entire Religion, at the Same Time Spiritual and Tangible”: Common Prayer and Deistic Civil Religion at the End of the Eighteenth Century	0
Du Bois’s Eugenic Democracy	0
The Paris Commune and Karl Marx's Le capital	0
Liberalism in Search of Itself	0
The Third Earl Grey, Liberalism, and the British Empire	0
Arendt and Algeria	0
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Whither Theory in a Time of Surpassing Disaster?	0
Planetary Politics and the Climates of History	0
Intellectual History and the Fascism Debate: On Analogies and Polemic – CORRIGENDUM	0
Isaiah Berlin and the Aesthetics of Liberalism Introduction: An Aesthetic Approach to Intellectual History? Isaiah Berlin and the Ethos of Liberalism	0
Bringing Intellectual History into Dry Dock	0
Democratic Catastrophes and European Unification in Ortega y Gasset’s Postwar Political Thought	0
From Postcolonial to Muslim Worlds: The Metamorphosis of Egalitarian Thought in Gamal al-Banna’s Works	0