new course up (on the relation between family policing abolition and family abolition), it's quickly selling out though, so act fast if you want to participate: thebrooklyninstitute.com/items/course...

Family Policing: Welfare, Surveillance, and Abolition - Brooklyn Institute for Social Research

Nowhere—as the women’s liberation movement used to relentlessly point out—is more dangerous for a child than the family. In the ’70s, a wave of feminist, child-liberationist consciousness-raising blew...

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Conference paper submissions close this Friday! There’s still time to submit. We’d love to see your work! #CfP #PoliticalTheory #AcademicSky Submit here: forms.gle/GJ3YPpiKUnAD...

Season 1 of @herplacepod.bsky.social has come to a close. A huge thank you to everyone who has listened, shared, and supported the podcast! Now’s the perfect time to catch up before Season 2 launches in September! open.spotify.com/show/5HgeKhz... #Theory #IntellectualHistory #WomenInTheory

This is *quite* the take (and also love the contrived naivety - oh, if people don’t like it, they’ll just say no! As if billionaires don’t own politicians, the algorithms, the media and the culture)

Few people have managed to articulate the intense anguish being faced by Millennial and Gen Z Australians with the directness and force that @amyremeikis.bsky.social has. For anyone wondering why we’re so anxious, this book is a terrific crash-course! Thank you, Amy, always brilliant! 👏

Last episode of the first season!! Give it a listen and catch up on the existing episodes before Season 2 is released in September! #womenintheory #politicaltheory #marxist #feminist #haug

Her Place in Theory@herplacepod.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Final episode of Season 1! Jeta Mulaj joins @juliettemarchant.bsky.social to discuss Frigga Haug, a woman whose work on memory and everyday life pushed feminist politics far beyond the slogan “the personal is political.” open.spotify.com/episode/1PrL...

New Her Place in Theory ep (@herplacepod.bsky.social). Jeta Mulaj joins me to discuss Frigga Haug, a woman whose work on memory and everyday life pushed feminist politics far beyond the slogan “the personal is political.” open.spotify.com/episode/1PrL...

Frigga Haug with Jeta Mulaj

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Political Theory Ph.D. Candidate Juliette Marchant (@juliettemarchant.bsky.social) is building an alternative kind of archive. Her Place in Theory (@herplacepod.bsky.social) spotlights different women, bringing their influence and often-overlooked legacies into focus. buff.ly/yoewlL3

Ph.D. Candidate Juliette Marchant on her podcast Her Place in Theory

Harvard Government Ph.D. candidate Juliette Marchant is building an alternative kind of archive. Through her podcast, Her Place in Theory, she spotlights different women – past and present – whose ide...

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Excited to share this feature on the origins and purpose of my podcast, Her Place in Theory (@herplacepod.bsky.social)! www.gov.harvard.edu/2026/04/20/p... #PoliticalTheory #WomenInTheory #Podcast #Academia #Harvard

Ph.D. Candidate Juliette Marchant on her podcast Her Place in Theory

Harvard Government Ph.D. candidate Juliette Marchant is building an alternative kind of archive. Through her podcast, Her Place in Theory, she spotlights different women – past and present – whose ide...

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In the Boston area this Friday? Join us for Foucault at 100: a one-day conference hosted by the Harvard Colloquium for Intellectual History, marking the centenary of Foucault's birth. #Foucault100 ces.fas.harvard.edu/events/2026/...

Conference | Foucault at 100

The Harvard Colloquium for Intellectual History invites you to join this one-day conference to mark the centenary of the birth of Michel Foucault,…

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For some light entertainment this morning please enjoy the Mises Institute (which I wrote about in Hayek‘s Bastards) tearing itself up and losing its most prominent scholar over whether Milei is a real anarchocapitalist. hanshoppe.com/mises-instit...

Mises Institute: Quo Vadis?

Published at Hans-Hermann Hoppe, “Mises Institute: Quo Vadis?,” Property and Freedom Journal (March 25, 2026) Mises Institute: Quo Vadis? Hans-Hermann Hoppe March 25, 2026 My close, personal …

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Brutal.

Like any champagne socialist worth their salt, I took advantage of the @versobooks.bsky.social sale.

From learning about her works in @lefebvrealex.bsky.social's Philosophy of Human Rights course to now, Wollstonecraft has been a constant in my intellectual life. Had a great time talking through her brilliant ideas and writing with @sylvana-tomaselli.bsky.social. open.spotify.com/episode/2sgx...

Mary Wollstonecraft with Sylvana Tomaselli

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Her Place in Theory@herplacepod.bsky.social · 4mo ago

Mary Wollstonecraft isn’t just history - from education and independence to love and revolution, her ideas haven’t lost their edge. @juliettemarchant.bsky.social talks to @sylvana-tomaselli.bsky.social about her life, work, and why she still matters today. open.spotify.com/episode/2sgx...

The Introduction, “What is the Future We Yearn For?,” to my book, *The Future That Was*, is now live and freely available to all on the book’s @princetonupress.bsky.social website press.princeton.edu/books/hardco...

The Future That Was

How Third World women seized the means of knowledge production to fight against rising authoritarianism and imagine a future freer than our present

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The week in review: Sam Moyn and Jamelle Bouie respond to Beau Baumann's call for legislative supremacy, Mariano Féliz on Argentina’s debt sustainability, Ntina Tzvouala on dollar hegemony (x2), plus more!

Weekly Roundup: March 27

Sam Moyn and Jamelle Bouie on legislative supremacy, Mariano Féliz on how Argentina's debt sustainability, Ntina Tzvouala on dollar hegemony (x2), Ivana Isailović on the LPE of Social Reproduction in…

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Congrats @quinnslobodian.com www.nytimes.com/2026/03/26/b...

Han Kang Among National Book Critics Circle Award Winners

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What if the things we desire most are also what keep us stuck? In the latest ep, @juliettemarchant.bsky.social talks with @michaeldango.bsky.social about Lauren Berlant’s work and legacy—cruel optimism, stalled futures, and the attachments we can’t quite shake. open.spotify.com/episode/5mjo...

Lauren Berlant with Michael Dango

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Ever wondered why the “good life” still feels just out of reach, even when it’s supposed to be attainable? I had a great time chatting about questions like this through the work of Lauren Berlant with @michaeldango.bsky.social. Give it a listen! open.spotify.com/episode/5mjo...

Lauren Berlant with Michael Dango

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Her Place in Theory@herplacepod.bsky.social · 5mo ago

What if the things we desire most are also what keep us stuck? In the latest ep, @juliettemarchant.bsky.social talks with @michaeldango.bsky.social about Lauren Berlant’s work and legacy—cruel optimism, stalled futures, and the attachments we can’t quite shake. open.spotify.com/episode/5mjo...

Loving @lydiamoland.bsky.social's Women's History Month series! For more on Stöcker, listen to this episode of @herplacepod.bsky.social that I had the pleasure of recording with her too! open.spotify.com/episode/2p9K...

Helene Stöcker with Lydia Moland

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Lydia Moland@lydiamoland.bsky.social · 5mo ago

Day 10 of #WomenWhoRethoughtTheWorld: German philosopher, feminist, and pacifist Helene Stöcker! Stöcker used #Nietzsche to rethink the value of the values holding women back. She also rethought the value of war; her radical #pacifism forced her to flee the Nazis in 1933. #womenshistory #philsky

Love this! Huge thanks to Anna and Katie for making a brilliant thinker more accessible For more on Zetkin, this wonderful podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/h... #philsky #womenshistory #womenshistorymonth @kristingjesdal.bsky.social @herplacepod.bsky.social @ennhistphil.bsky.social

Clara Zetkin with Kristin Gjesdal

Podcast Episode · Her Place in Theory · January 20 · 28m

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Anna Ezekiel@annaezekiel.bsky.social · 5mo ago

This recent article by Katie Brennan uses my translations of Clara Zetkin's work on socialism. Really happy that my work can make Zetkin's ideas more accessible: www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

Celebrate Women's History Month—one book at a time—by honoring the women who made history and those still making it.  #womenshistory

Ever wondered who the first woman to receive tenure in @harvardgovdept.bsky.social was? Well… it was none other than Judith Shklar! Find out more about her life and ideas in the latest episode of @herplacepod.bsky.social! #politicaltheory #judithshklar #harvard #liberalism

Her Place in Theory@herplacepod.bsky.social · 5mo ago

@juliettemarchant.bsky.social chats with Bernard Yack about the sharp, skeptical, and endlessly relevant Judith Shklar. From the “liberalism of fear” to her reflections on injustice, Shklar shows how political theory can be both profound and deeply humane. open.spotify.com/episode/20hn...

"Sandel is the closest thing political philosophy has to a rock star. He’s known, in particular, for his Socratic style of moral questioning." Read the @nytimes.com piece 👉 www.nytimes.com/2026/03/01/b...

A Philosopher ‘Prophet’

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Celebrate International Women's Day by bringing it back to its radical roots. 30% off essential books on reproductive justice, socialist feminism, and trans liberation.

Verso celebrates International Women's Day

For over a century the world has celebrated International Women's Day to honor women's movements around the globe and to bring attention to the battles still being fought to achieve equality. We're…

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Celebrating International Women’s Day? Start with the woman who helped create it. Give this a listen. open.spotify.com/episode/3j8Q...

Her Place in Theory@herplacepod.bsky.social · 5mo ago

Clara Zetkin helped establish International Women’s Day in 1910—no better day to revisit her legacy! Listen to this ep with @kristingjesdal.bsky.social for a deep dive into her life, politics & lasting impact. #InternationalWomensDay #ClaraZetkin #HerPlaceInTheory open.spotify.com/episode/3j8Q...

For more on Zetkin, I highly recommend @kristingjesdal.bsky.social's incisive interview with @herplacepod.bsky.social, especially re Zetkin's analysis of fascism. She died in exile in 1933--she knew what she was talking about. #IWD #IWD2026 #herstory #womenshistory open.spotify.com/episode/3j8Q...

Clara Zetkin with Kristin Gjesdal

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Many thoughts to Clara Zetkin on #InternationalWomensDay. So grateful to be part of this conversation on Zetkin with @juliettemarchant.bsky.social a few weeks back. #philsky #womeninphilosophy #womenshistory podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/h... (podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/h...)

Her Place in Theory@herplacepod.bsky.social · 7mo ago

Her Place in Theory is back for 2026! Kicking things off with a fascinating conversation between @kristingjesdal.bsky.social and @juliettemarchant.bsky.social on the life and thought of Clara Zetkin - Marxist theorist and tireless advocate for women’s liberation. open.spotify.com/episode/3j8Q...

ICYMI: Democracy beyond methodological statism. Ostrom, commons governance, and the radical proposition that neighbors can craft rules together. On @herplacepod.bsky.social w/ Aurelian Craiutu. open.spotify.com/episode/7cxC...

Elinor Ostrom with Aurelian Craiutu

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Her Place in Theory@herplacepod.bsky.social · 6mo ago

What if democracy isn’t just about ballots and bureaucrats, but neighbors crafting rules together? On the latest ep of Her Place in Theory, @juliettemarchant.bsky.social and Aurelian Craiutu unpack the work and legacy of Elinor Ostrom. open.spotify.com/episode/7cxC...