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ARTICLES
Che Lives! The Legacy of Che Guevara in World Politics
Shannon Brincat and Michael Löwy
Globalizations, Special Issue "Che Lives!", 2023.
'Ordering the Wild': How Adaptive Management is used to Maintain Nature like a Postcard
Gelves-Gomez, Brincat et al. 2022. Society and Natural Resources, 2022. DOI: 10.1080/08941920.2023.2172241
Imagination in International Relations
With Caitlin Sparks & Tim Aistrope, International Studies Quarterly, 2022.
Class and Climate Change Adaptation in Rural India
With Maryam Aslany, Development and Change, 29(3), 2021: 571-582
The discourses of climate change science: Scientific reporting, climate negotiations and the case of Papua New Guinea
With Sophie Pascoe and Ashleigh Croucher, Global Environmental Change, 54, 2019: 78-87.
When Öcalan met Bookchin: The Kurdish Freedom Movement and the Political Theory of Democratic Confederalism
With Damian Gerber, Geopolitics, 26(1), 2018: 973-997.
* Republished in: Building Free Life: Dialogues with Öcalan, (International Initiative Eds.), Oakland, CA: PM Press/Kairos, 2020. 9781629637044
Cosmopolitan Recognition
International Theory, 9(1), 2017: 1-32.
'Behemoth pulls the peasant’s plough’: Convergence and Resistance to Business Civilization in China
With George Karavas, Globalizations, 13(5), 2016: 622-637.
Traditional or Problem-Solving Theory? An analysis of Horkheimer and Cox’s setting of the Traditional/Critical Divide
Globalizations, 13(5), 2016: 563-577.
Dialectical Tensions: Marcuse, Dunayevskaya and the Problems of the Age
Thesis Eleven, 134(1), 2016: 107-121.
Global Climate Change Justice: From Rawls’ Law of Peoples to Honneth’s Conditions of Freedom
Environmental Ethics, Fall 37(3), 2015: 277-305.
The Necessity of Dialectical Naturalism: Marcuse, Bookchin and dialectics in the wake of ecological crises
With Damian Gerber, Antipode, 47(4), 2015: 871-893.
Link to Antipode Foundation video abstract.
Dialectics and World Politics: The Story So Far…
Globalizations, 11(5), 2014: 587-604.
Dialectics for IR: Hegel and the Dao
With L.H.M. Ling, Globalizations, 11(5), 2014: 661-687.
* Winner of the best theory paper in IR, awarded by the Theory Section ISA (2015).
Recognition, Violence and the Problem of Ethical Community
Global Discourse, Vol. 4(4), 2014: 397-408.
The Problem of Chaotic Civil Society
Anarchist Developments in Cultural Studies, essay (peer reviewed) in Special Issue ‘Ontological Anarché: Beyond Materialism and Idealism’, 2013(2): 250-258.
The Harm Principle and Recognition Theory: On the complementarity between Linklater, Honneth and the project of emancipation
Critical Horizons, 14(2), 2013: 225-256.
To Occupy is to Demand
Global Change, Peace & Security, communication piece (peer reviewed) in OCIS IV Special Issue, 25(1), 2013: 131-133.
On the Methods of Critical Theory: How CIRT has advanced the project of emancipation in the early Frankfurt School
International Relations, 26(2), 2012: 218-245.
Towards a Social-Relational Dialectic for World Politics
European Journal of International Relations, 17(4), 2011: 679-703.
Two New Interpretations of Adorno: Pippin and Honneth
Constellations: An International Journal of Critical and Democratic Theory, 17(1), 2010: 167-174.
Negativity and Open-Endedness in the Dialectic of World Politics
Alternatives: Global, Local, Political, 34(4), 2009: 455-493.
Hegel’s Gesture to Radical Cosmopolitanism
Journal of Critical Globalisation Studies, 1(1), 2009: 47-65.
Reclaiming the Utopian Imaginary in IR Theory
Review of International Studies, 35(3), 2009: 581-609.
The Legal Philosophy of Internationally Assisted Tyrannicide
Australian Journal of Legal Philosophy, 34 (2009): 151-192.
'Death to Tyrants’: Self-Defence, Human Rights, and Tyrannicide – Part II
Journal of International Political Theory, 5(1), 2009: 75-93.
'Death to Tyrants': The Political Philosophy of Tyrannicide – Part I
Journal of International Political Theory, 4(2), 2008: 212-240.
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