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By Axel Honneth Excerpt from Philosophy. Journal of the Royal Institute of Philosophy, Vol. 97, 2, 2022, S. 149 – 167 Translated by Alex Englander As has often been observed, neither the thinkers of antiquity nor those of the Middle… Continue Reading →

By Bernard E. Harcourt Welcome to Coöperism 12/13! It is an honor and privilege to welcome Axel Honneth to our public seminar on cooperation this evening. Professor Honneth joins us to discuss his ongoing research and forthcoming book on the… Continue Reading →

By Bernard E. Harcourt What are the most promising forms of cooperation that can be harnessed to build a more sustainable, equal, and just society? What can we learn from existing forms of cooperation—such as worker cooperatives, mutual aid, revolutionary… Continue Reading →