Sean Jacobs , Guest Editor Oz Franke, Journal Editor Sean Jacobs Guest Editor’s Introduction   Chris Bolsmann Men’s Professional Soccer in the United States: The Proverbial Sport of Tomorrow   Men’s professional soccer in the United States is both popular and profitable. This article offers a broad historical overview of the key factors in the development of the professional game, highlighting the continuities and changes in its organization. First, wealthy investors have co

Arjun Appadurai and Arien Mack, Issue Coeditors Oz Frankel, Journal Editor Lisa Anderson From Pursuing Truth to Managing Stress: The Costs and Consequences of the Therapeutic Turn in American Universities The desire to simultaneously encourage and contain transformative research and to both nurture and control critical thinking has been a tension since the very creation of the university. In recent years, efforts to manage these conflicting impulses have been assigned to ind

Cass R. Sunstein, Guest Editor Oz Franke, Journal Editor Cass R. Sunstein Freedom and Pluralism: Guest Editor's Introduction Anne Barnhill and Brian Hutler Is Liberalism a Defensible Framework for Pandemic Policymaking? Liberal commitments to upholding civil liberties and relying on representative democratic procedures may seem incompatible with an effective response to an emergency like a pandemic. At the same time, the high stakes of pandemic policymaking and disagreement

Arien Mack, Issue Editor Oz Frankel, Journal Editor Jake Monaghan The Philosophical Problem of Democratic Policing This article provides a critical overview of democratic policing from a philosophical perspective. To do so, it constructs a stylized taxonomy of philosophical approaches to the topic, featuring the legalist and the participatory democratic. This taxonomy allows for the formulation of general theoretical problems for democratically legitimizing police power. The

William Milberg, Guest Editor Oz Frankel, Journal Editor Federico Finchelstein Authoritarianism and Free Markets: Notes on Fascism, Populism, and Economics Is there a link between authoritarian politics and free market economics? How important has economic theory been historically to the rise of authoritarian systems and ideologies? Are fascism and populism determined by economic priorities or economic interests? In this article, I argue that economics was not that important

Arien Mack, Issue Editor Oz Frankel, Journal Editor Avishai Margalit Internal Exile and Politics This essay has two parts. One scans...

Arien Mack , Journal Editor Michael Walzer The Triumph of Just War Theory (and the Dangers of Success) This article considers the useful...

Arien Mack, Journal Editor Sue Donaldson and Will Kymlicka Doing Politics with Animals An increasing number of theorists are challenging...

Arjun Appadurai, Guest Editor Arien Mack, Journal Editor Arjun Appadurai Waiting for Patience: Guest Editor's Introduction Patience and...

James Walkup, Guest Editor Arien Mack, Journal Editor James Walkup Guest Editor's Introduction Michael T. Heaney The Multivalence of Crowds Crowds have diverse meanings and serve varied functions for their participants and observers. To make sense of this diversity, the ontology of crowds can be understood through two dimensions: (1) global/collective processes versus local/individual processes; and (2) symbolic benefits/costs versus concrete benefits/costs. Combining these d

Ahmed Bawa, Guest Editor Arien Mack, Journal Editor Ahmed Bawa Guest Editor's Introduction Ari Sitas Science and Scientists in Distress...

Paul A. Kottman, Guest Editor Arien M ack , Journal Editor Paul A. Kottman Guest Editor's Introduction Of what are photographed or filmed images evidence? This is the organizing question of the present volume. This question is taken in many directions by the contributors, who write from a variety of theoretical and practical perspectives. Some are philosophers; some are scholars; some are photographers. As a result, this issue contains reflections on various declinations of t

Oz Frankel, Guest Editor Arien Mack, Journal Editor Oz Frankel Guest Editor's Introduction The following articles address diverse...

Arien Mack, Editor Seyla Benhabib Thomas Hobbes on My Mind Leviathan, Thomas Hobbes Hobbes’s Leviathan has long been recognized as a...

Arien Mack, Editor Wendy Doniger Gods as Difficult Guests in Greek and Indian Mythology Though ancient Hebrew, Greek, and Indian texts...

Arien Mack, Editor Marci Shore This Is What Evil Looks Like: Toward a Phenomenology of Evil in Postmodern Form This essay draws on...

Arien Mack, Editor Nick Lemann The Lonely Crowd The Lonely Crowd, David Riesman’s sociological bestseller, was published a little over 70...

Arien Mack, Editor Karabekir Akkoyunlu The Five Phases of Turkey’s Foreign Policy under the AKP How to make sense of the frequent twists...

Akeel Bilgrami, Guest Editor Arien Mack, Journal Editor John Bellamy Foster, Hannah Holleman, and Brett Clark Marx and the Commons Karl...

Arien Mack, Editor Margo Anderson The Census and the Japanese "Internment": Apology and Policy in Statistical Practice The evacuation and...