This is HUGE. Ronald Dworkin left his papers to Yale Law School and our amazing archivist, Eric Sonnenberg, has just finished the Finding Aid. It is a treasure trove. Check it out: archives.yale.edu/repositories/1…

Even some men are dominated by the institution of the family as we have it! Or so I argue in this chapter on "Republican Families", now published (online) in The Oxford Handbook of Republicanism: academic.oup.com/edited-volume/… #republicanism #family #domination #women #men #children

If early death is so tragic, how come there isn´t social insurance against it? In my new paper, Get Old or Die Trying: Longevity Justice in Social Insurance, I argue that there should be. I am so happy it is out in Politics, Philosophy & Economics (OA!). journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/14…

Uno de los mejores artículos sobre la heterogeneidad en longevidad, cuáles son las preguntas normativas que se desprenden de ahí y por qué los sistemas de seguridad social deberían darle una respuesta.

For many of us, life is no longer solitary, poor, nasty and brutish, but it can still be (tragically) short. Check out this new paper by Manuel Sá Valente for a nice discussion of the problems this raises:

Out now and open access: Fausto Corvino on carbon pricing and intergenerational justice degruyter.com/document/doi/1…

tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… New paper out! 🥳🥳Democratic theorists typically assume away the existence of animals. While, for some purposes, this might be a useful idealization, in this paper I discuss some trade-offs.

A new journal from the editorial team that earlier this year resigned en masse from Philosophy & Public Affairs. dailynous.com/2024/08/13/jou…

Pleased (relieved) to have this out, and to have published it outside the commercial academic publishing system politicalphilosophyjournal.org/article/id/168…

#earlyview Is the Gender Pension Gap Fair? | Manuel Sá Valente doi.org/10.1111/japp.1… #Philosophy

Is the Gender Pension Gap fair? In my new paper, I question and reject two attempts to justify it. After a long time working on it, I am thrilled it found a home in the Journal of Applied Philosophy!🥳Send me a message if you can't access the paper. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

A paper I wrote with Stephanie Collins has just been published in the Journal of Value Inquiry. It's open access. You can read Attachment, Security, and Relational Networks here: doi.org/10.1007/s10790…

Our paper, "The Expressive Injustice of Being Rich" is out in PPE. It pinpoints the distinctive wrong of wasting or retaining extreme wealth while others have too little. This expresses complete disregard for the interests of one's co-citizens, Elon Musk. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/14…

Our political philosophy research group at CEU is going strong. You can also join us online! events.ceu.edu/2024-11-25/res…

Come to Vienna in May, for the 6th yearly POLEMO symposium in political philosophy! Applications now open, for graduate students and early career people. Keynotes from Serena Olsaretti and Andrew Mason - not bad, huh? sites.google.com/view/polemosym… And please spread the word.

Fresh out of the oven! In this paper, Pietro Intropi presents a generous and insightful development to my paper, Working Retirees, published earlier this year. link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Just out, my paper with Tim Meijers about Axel Gosseries' recent book on intergenerational justice. On the never ending fascination of the non-identity problem. link.springer.com/epdf/10.1007/s…

New paper out today, part of upcoming special issue exploring whether and how relational equality applies to issues of intergenerational justice. Stay tuned! tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

bit.ly/4mqep6M Can laws and constitutions enacted in the present subject future generations? In "Intergenerational Subjection," now out in Legal Theory, Iñigo González-Ricoy and I suggest an account of intergenerational subjection, and respond to some recent critiques.