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Latest Issue of Hobbes Studies

February 1, 2023/in General, Member Publications, New Publications, Society News /by Publication Officer

Hobbes Studies, Volume 35, Issue 2 (Nov 2022)

Articles

Ben Jones and Manshu Tian: Hobbes’s Lesser Evil Argument for Political Authority p. 115
Jonah Miller: Hobbes on Public Ministers p. 135
Laetitia Ramelet: Hobbes and the Indirect Workings of Political Consent p. 155
Elad Carmel: A Commonwealth for Galileo p. 176

Book Reviews

Luc Foisneau: Johnston, David, ed., Leviathan by Thomas Hobbes p. 201
Paige Digeser: Slomp, Gabriella. Hobbes Against Friendship: The Modern Marginalisation of an Ancient Political Concept p. 206
S.A. Lloyd: A.P. Martinich, Hobbes’s Political Philosophy: Interpretation and Interpretations p. 212
Peter Schröder: Yahyaoui Krivenko, Ekaterina. Space and Fates of International Law: Between Leibniz and Hobbes p. 219

New Hobbes Studies Special Issue dedicated to the career and work of Professor Johann Sommerville

April 9, 2022/in General, Member Publications, New Publications, Society News /by Publication Officer

Hobbes Studies, Special Issue (March 2022)

Articles

Daniel J. Kapust and Brandon Turner: Guest Editors’ Introduction
Cesare Cuttica: ‘The History of Political Thought Above All’: A Portrait of Johann P. Sommerville
Xinzhi Zhao: Ideological Context and the Study of Political Theory
Ioannis Evrigenis: The Elements of Law and Hobbes’s Purpose
Sharon Lloyd: Hobbes’s Theory of Responsibility as Support for Sommerville’s Argument Against Hobbes’s Approval of Independency
Mary Nyquist: Hobbes Reenvisions Hebraic and Christian History
Johann Sommerville: The Elements of Law: Manuscripts and the Short Parliament

Book Reviews

Latest issue of Hobbes Studies

June 25, 2021/in General, Member Publications, New Publications, Society News /by Publication Officer

Hobbes Studies, Volume 34, Issue 1 (Apr 2021)

Articles

Katherine M. Robiadek: Introduction to Research Symposium on Political Economy p. 3
David Lay Williams: Hobbes on Wealth, Poverty, and Economic Inequality p. 9
Laurens van Apeldoorn: Hobbes on Property: Between Legal Certainty and Sovereign Discretion p. 58

Progress Reports

Johann P. Sommerville: Progress Report on Editing Hobbes’s Elements of Law for the Clarendon series p. 81
Stephen Clucas and Timothy Raylor: Progress Report on the Clarendon Edition of “De corpore” and Related Manuscripts p. 86
Elaine Condouris Stroud: Progress Report on an English Translation of De Homine p. 98

Book Reviews

Robin Douglass: Fleming, Sean. Leviathan on a Leash: A Theory of State Responsibility p. 103
Andrew Day: Stauffer, Devin. Hobbes’s Kingdom of Light: A Study of the Foundations of Modern Political Philosophy p. 108
Theodore Christov: Lechner, Silviya. Hobbesian Internationalism: Anarchy, Authority and the Fate of Political Philosophy p. 113

Latest issue of Hobbes Studies

January 4, 2021/in General, Member Publications, New Publications, Society News /by Publication Officer

Hobbes Studies, Volume 33, Issue 2 (Nov 2020)

Articles

Adrian Blau: Hobbes’s Practical Politics: Political, Sociological and Economistic Ways of Avoiding a State of Nature 109
Alison McQueen: Hobbes’s Strategy of Convergence 135
Avshalom M. Schwartz: The Sleeping Subject: On the Use and Abuse of Imagination in Hobbes’s Leviathan 153

Book Reviews

John Marshall: Collins, Jeffrey. In the Shadow of Leviathan: John Locke and the Politics of Conscience 177
Vladimir Milisavljević: Courtland, Shane D., ed. Hobbesian Applied Ethics and Public Policy 182
Enzo Rossi McQueen, Alison. Political Realism in Apocalyptic Times 188
David Johnston: Raylor, Timothy. Philosophy, Rhetoric, and Thomas Hobbes 192
Jeffrey Collins: Fukuoka, Atsuko. The Sovereign and the Prophets: Spinoza on Grotian and Hobbesian Biblical Argumentation 196

Hobbes Studies: Special Issue

April 13, 2019/in General, Member Publications, New Publications /by Publication Officer

Hobbes Studies Volume 32, Issue 1, 2019
Special Issue: The Reception of Hobbes in Germany

A new issue of Hobbes Studies is now available containing the following articles:

Celi Hirata: Subject and Subjectivity in Hobbes and Leibniz

Nathaniel Boyd: The Reception of Hobbes in Germany and the Holy Roman Empire

Daniel Eggers: Hobbes, Kant, and the Universal ‘right to all things’, or Why We Have to Leave the State of Nature

Edgar Straehle: The Problem of Sovereignty: Reading Hobbes through the Eyes of Hannah Arendt

Dirk Brantl: Recent Trends in German Hobbes Scholarship

Olaf Asbach De cive / Vom Bürger, written by Thomas Hobbes

New editors at Hobbes Studies

November 26, 2015/in General /by Adrian Blau

Gabriella Slomp, Reader in Political Theory at St Andrews, is the new Editor-in-Chief at Hobbes Studies, the leading journal for research on Thomas Hobbes. For the last two years she has been the Associate Editor.

Marcus Adams, Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Albany, moves up from Assistant Editor to Associate Editor.

Juhana Lemetti is now moving on as Editor-in-Chief, after a successful tenure which saw a significant step-up for the journal. Juhana, who is on the International Advisory Board for the European Hobbes Society, took a journal that – in my view – had a rather mixed quality of publications, but which now accepts high-quality papers with great consistency. I’ve been privileged to watch this as a member of the Editorial Board of Hobbes Studies since 2013. I personally wish Juhana all the very best for the future.