New article on Hobbes and the Modern Business Corporation
R.J.G. Claassen draws upon Hobbes to show how concession theory can accommodate private initiative and economic analysis, and thus be a relevant position in the debate about the modern business corporation.
Latest issue of Hobbes Studies
Contains pieces on "Political, Sociological and Economistic Ways of Avoiding a State of Nature", "Hobbes’s Strategy of Convergence", and the "Use and Abuse of Imagination in Leviathan"
Time to rethink Hobbes on the Passions
In this paper, Christopher Bobier argues for a non‐cognitive reading of Hobbesian Passions according to which a passion is an appetite or aversion caused by, but distinct from, an imagination of a future good or harm.
Online Colloquium (5): Reply to Critics by Silviya Lechner
Silviya Lechner concludes our online colloquium on Hobbesian Internationalism with a reply to her critics.
Online Colloquium (4): Oliver Eberl on Hobbesian Internationalism
Oliver Eberl comments on Hobbesian Internationalism, in the penultimate entry to this online colloquium.
Online Colloquium (3): Chiayu Chou on Hobbesian Internationalism
Chiayu Chou comments on Hobbesian Internationalism, in the third entry to this online colloquium.
