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Tyranny and nobility
 Refining Just War theory
 
Introduction to Nietzsche's "Daybreak"
 Despairing over the Present Age: Soren Kierkegaard and modernization
 
The relationship between the state and Salomon's House in Francis Bacon's "New Atlantis"
 A comparison of the presidential elections of 1896 and 1912 and their lasting impact on modern elections
 
Hannah Arendt and her turn from political journalist to political philosopher
 Slavery as a Dividing Force
 
A rally is a rally is a rally?: The limitations of media framing in the reporting of the mega-rallies of 2010
 Signaling extended deterrent threats: Beijing as a signaler during the Cold War
 
Fiscal federalism and the political economy of Eurozone integration
 The boss's dilemma: Mark Twain and the relation of technology and society
 
A Value Pluralist Approach to Political Ideology: The Six Universal and Conflicting Principles from which our Politics Derive
 The Pied Piper in power: Ideological resources and the authoritarian youth group
 
Parallel power: Challengers to the democratic rule of law in Rio de Janeiro Brazil from 2000 to 2010
 'A history unwritten': The impact of an environmental ethos in American environmental politics
 
Montesquieu and the transformation of republicanism
 Peace activism at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology from 1975 to 2001: A case study
 
Science, "Robinson Crusoe", and judgment: A commentary on Book III of Rousseau's "Emile"
 Moderation as a political and philosophical virtue in Xenophon's "Memorabilia"
 
Poetry and philosophy in Aristophanes' "Clouds" and Plato's "Republic"
 Plato's critique of injustice in the "Gorgias" and the "Republic"
 
The ambiguities of Rousseau's conception of happiness
 Martin Heidegger's critique of freedom
 
An approach to the "Laws": The problem of the harmony of the goods in Plato's political philosophy
 Kant's doctrine of religion as political philosophy
 
The natural goodness of man in Rousseau's "Confessions": A reply to Augustine's "Confessions"
 How low-income individuals plan for and cope with government support loss
 
Strategizing against sweatshops: The US anti-sweatshop movement and the global economy
 Socrates' praise and blame of eros
 
Locke, tocqueville, liberalism and restlessness
 Motives beyond fear: Thucydides on honor, vengeance, and liberty