" Why does equality matter, as a social and political value, and what does it require?
Relational egalitarians argue that it does not primarily require that people receive equal …

In political theory and philosophy, the term 'republicanism'is generally used in two different,
but closely related, senses. In the first sense, republicanism refers to a loose tradition or …

Classical and contemporary republicans offer a compelling political vision built on a
commitment to promoting freedom from domination, establishing popular control over public …

How can citizens best protect themselves from the arbitrary power of abusive spouses,
tyrannical bosses, and corrupt politicians? Exit Left makes the case that in each of these …

This paper defends a neorepublican account of civic virtue as consisting of stable traits of
character, understood in broadly Aristotelian terms, that exhibit excellences associated with …

Green republicanism can be described as a subset of republican political theory that aims at
promoting human flourishing by ensuring a non-dominating and ecologically sustainable …

The revival of republicanism was meant to challenge the hegemony of liberalism in
contemporary political theory on the grounds that liberals show insufficient concern with …

Democracy is assumed to require the equal political inclusion of denizens, as sustained
political inequalities between members of society seemingly undermine the democratic ideal …

A moralised conception of freedom is based on a normative theory. Understanding it
therefore requires an analysis of this theory. In this paper, I show how republican freedom as …

Liberal republican justice requires adequate, reasonably equal protection against
domination while giving everybody a reasonably equal opportunity to live their lives as they …