Political philosophy
Politicians invoke grand ideas: social justice, democracy, community, liberty, equality. But what do these ideas really mean? How can politicians across the political spectrum appeal to the same values? . . .
Political Philosophy People (First 49 people) - Page 2
Lorella Cedroni
Philosopher
Marcel Paquet
Belgian philosopher
Thomas E. Hill
American philosopher
Wolfi Landstreicher
American Philosopher
John Lachs
Professor
Michael Zuckert
Cristina Lafont
Philosopher
Peg Birmingham
Giorgio Del Vecchio
Italian philosopher
Ann Cudd
American philosopher
Ramkrishna Bhattacharya
Author
Adriana Cavarero
Italian philosopher
Susanne Sreedhar
Philosopher
Nicholas Burbules
Professor
Martha Albertson Fineman
American jurist
Lev Kreft
Slovenian Politician
Sally Scholz
American professor
Trevor Allan
Australian rugby union player
François Noudelmann
French philosopher
Monique Deveaux
Canadian philosopher
Dan Wikler
American health educator
Davor Džalto
Visual artist
Kiarina Kordela
Greek philosopher
Karen Green
Author
Michael A. Smith
Australian philosopher
Noëlle McAfee
Professor
Dominik Finkelde
German priest
Hubert Schleichert
Austrian philosopher
Brian Fay
Philosopher
Liu Junning
Chinese political scientist
Rada Iveković
Croatian professor
Émile Chartier (Alain)
French philosopher
Philip Pettit
Irish philosopher
Harry Brighouse
British philosopher
Nancy Fraser
American critic
Étienne Balibar
French philosopher
Old Tom Parr
Soldier
Samuel Freeman
Author
Srećko Horvat
Croatian philosopher
Paula Casal
Researcher
Jeremy Shearmur
Australian lecturer
Debra Satz
Dean of the Stanford University School of Humanities and Sciences
Christopher W. Morris
Philosopher
Futa Helu
Tongan philosopher
Nancy Snow
Professor
Kenneth Binmore
Mathematician
Matthew H. Kramer
American philosopher
