The latest issue of Ethics, Politics & Society (EP&S) has just been published.
Here is the table of contents for EP&S 8(2):
Work, Body, and Injustice. The Critical Potential of Contemporary Social Philosophy
Introduction: Work, Body, and Injustice. The Critical Potential of Contemporary Social Philosophy
Nuria Sánchez Madrid, José Luis Moreno Pestaña
A Bodily Normativity for Neoliberal Work: A Social Philosophy Approach
Pablo López Álvarez, Nurua Sánchez Madrid, Clara Navarro Ruiz
On the Exploitation of the Body. Exclusion, Domination and Exploitation: Three Strands of One Cloth
José Luis Moreno Pestaña
Bodies and work: A Study of Employment in the Service and Cultural Sectors
Nuria Peist Rojzman, Francisco Manuel Carballo Rodríguez
Beauty Tax: The Unfair Price Women Pay in Politics
Jéssica Melo Rivetti
Symposium on Niko Kolodny, The Pecking Order: Social Hierarchy as a Philosophical Problem
Anthropologies of Social Life and the Critique of Relations of Inferiority
Francesca Sofia Alexandratos
Relations of Inferiority and Structural Domination
Elena Icardi
Rescuing Democratic Representation From Equal Influence
Giulia Bistagnino
Individualism, Systematic Domination, and Democratic Representation: Replies to Alexandratos, Icardi, and Bistagnino
Niko Kolodny
Symposium on Alessandro Ferrara, Sovereignty Across Generations
The Transgenerational Demos
Annabelle Lever
Sovereignty Across Living Generations
Axel Gosseries
Reciprocity, Boundaries, and Regression
On Ferrara’s Sovereignty Across Generations
Daniele Santoro
Representing the Future: Amid Present Contingencies and Future Aspirations
Giuseppe Ballacci
Intergenerational Reciprocity and Sequential Democratic Sovereignty: A Reply
Alessandro Ferrara
EP&S is a peer-reviewed, open-access bi-annual journal published by the Centre for Ethics, Politics, and Society at the University of Minho.
Since 2023 EP&S operates on a continuous article publication (CAP) system, ensuring a prompter publication of articles in their final form.