“I’m bored, working for this dictatorship of dying men.” -Industry, S03E04

Love the cowboy hat regalia

I bet this is amazing given the author radicalphilosophy.com/commentary/sav…

OIRA, the cockpit of the administrative state

From review of latest Supreme Court justice memoir. Ouch. nytimes.com/2024/09/03/boo…

But I thought law was inherently progressive

The value of Nietzsche and Foucault "for the sake of life." I have a new article titled "On Critical Genealogy" that just published in *Contemporary Political Theory* arguing for a new way to think about the genealogical method. It is online in Open Access rdcu.be/dSwA8

I've been waiting for Homeland for years and it's finally here! Huge congratulations to Richard Beck on a revelatory, comprehensive book full of horrible ephemera I'd forgotten about and radical insights I'll be thinking about for years to come. Essential, essential reading.

“The actual function of elite universities is to make students comfortable with cognitive dissonance: to help them cultivate a kind of studied blindness to the way that their liberal beliefs are actually in direct conflict with their institutions.” chronicle.com/article/the-pr…

“Ms. Harris has sought to present herself as an ally to businesses and investors in a way that Mr. Biden did not.” nytimes.com/2024/09/04/us/…

Samuel Moyn 🔭 zeigt in seinem fesselnden Buch, das eine intensive Debatte ausgelöst hat, wie führende Intellektuelle in der Ära des Kalten Krieges den Liberalismus zwecks Verteidigung des "Westens" transformierten und uns dadurch ein katastrophales Erbe hinterließen. 9.9.!

I often hear that LPE gives law and econ too much credit or that the L&E canon (wealth max, etc) isn't relevant anymore. This is an excellent substantive response to that, and to one of the Bernstein article critiquing LPE: lpeproject.org/blog/the-great…

Since 2008 a politics opposed to inequality has been ascendent, but what does it mean to be committed to the idea of equality? Samuel Moyn 🔭 in The Nation's Fall Books issue thenation.com/article/societ…

This will be amazing

Whoa

Why did we let these people claim the mantle of science?

Fall Books is out: Nicolás Medina Mora on Rachel Kushner, Benjamin Kunkel on growth vs degrowth, lovia on Danzy Senna, Hannah Gold on Garth Greenwell, edna bonhomme, phd on Natasha Trethewey, bijan on hip hop's history, Samuel Moyn 🔭 on the politics of equality thenation.com/issue/septembe…

“Hat Moyn recht mit seiner Attacke?” zeit.de/kultur/2024-09…

This fall is going to be epic

Who has written the piece on what to make of the enthusiastic Never Trump support for Kamala Harris? podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the…