The Review of Politics publishes articles primarily on political theory. We also publish historical and interpretive studies of public law, comparative politics, international relations, and public policy, as well as political readings of literary works.
Ross Mittiga
Ranking the Regimes in Aristotle’s Politics: The Four-principles Approach
Salih Emre Gerçek
Alexis de Tocqueville’s Reluctant “Democratic Language”
Sara Henary
Anthony Trollope: Novelist of the “Democratic Revolution”
Christopher Nadon
Leo Strauss’ First Brush with Xenophon: ‘The Spirit of Sparta or the Taste of Xenophon
Adrian Blau
How Should We Categorize Approaches to the History of Political Thought?
John G. Gunnell, Conventional Realism and Political Inquiry: Channeling Wittgenstein
Paul Ludwig, Rediscovering Political Friendship: Aristotle’s Theory and Modern Identity, Community, and Equality
Gerald M. Mara, Between Specters of War and Visions of Peace: Dialogic Political Theory and the Challenges of Politics
Alasia Nuti, Injustice and the Reproduction of History: Structural Inequalities, Gender and Redress
Tracy B. Strong, Learning One’s Native Tongue: Citizenship, Contestation, and Conflict in America
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Christine Basil, "Justice Speaks: Nemesis, Nature, and Common Law in Aristotle’s Rhetoric"
Matthew Sharpe, “On Politics, Irony, and Plato’s Socrates as Derrida’s Pharmakon”
Samuel Zeitlin, “Francis Bacon on Imperial and Colonial Warfare”
Nathan Pippenger, “The Shadows of the Past and the Work of the Future: Frederick Douglass’s Temporal Theory of Democracy”
Alexander Latham-Gambi, “Jeremy Waldron and the Circumstances of Politics”
