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‘These include the names of the nineteenth-century American social reformer and abolitionist Frederick Douglass and the Cambridge historian Sylvana Tomaselli …’ Lalevée, T. (2025). The Political Theory of Liberal Socialism: by Matthew McManus, doi.org/10.1080/238018…

Most honoured to have my work discussed by Sue James, Richard Bourke, Ruth Scurr, Tom Hopkins, Bianca Fontana and John Robertson

Just out Richard Bourke's retrospective review: Provincializing Europe Revisited tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

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Timely piece by Zack Rauwald: Reading Adam Smith through a Montesquieuian lens: climate, population, and progress tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

L’une des très belles photographies de Sebastião Salgado

I viscerally hate doubting that a human has written the essays I’m marking. There’s no more miserable predicament in which to mark.

Very much looking forward to delivering this year's Quentin Skinner Lecture this Friday CRASSH, Cambridge Cambridge History crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/46619/

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Camus said Simone Weil was "the only great spirit of our time." You can learn about her exile in wartime London on my episode on The French History Podcast! 🇫🇷 Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sim… Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/4QCuM6…

Review of Michael Rosen's The Shadow of God by Richard Bourke: "Morality and Secularity in Kant and Hegel" doi.org/10.1163/187226…

I am proud to have successfully defended my PhD thesis at Cambridge University ! J'ai officiellement soutenu ma thèse. My thesis is on “French and Belgian Political Ideas in Wartime Britain (1940-44).” Thank you to Professor Patrick Baert and Dr @Sylvana_ST for their supervision!

From this month onwards I’ll be writing regular contributions for New York Times Opinion, with pieces on Europe and more. First piece on continental rearmament should appear soon. nytimes.com/by/anton-j-ger

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We are deeply saddened by the death of Alfred Brendel, one of the great pianists and musical minds of our time. More to follow. 📸 Barbara Klemm

It was a privilege to speak at King's College London for the 80 Years of World War 2 🇬🇧 I spoke on "Belgian Intellectuals Planning the Post-War", who kept hope of a peaceful future even during the Blitz. Thank you to Second World War Research Group King's College London !

This paper had a long journey since its appearance St Edmund's College, Cambridge in 2018. I am very grateful to all who commented on my draft(s), making it a better piece: Hannah Dawson, Jamie Gianoutsos, Christopher Hamel, Sarah Hutton, Laurelin Middelkoop, Quentin Skinner, Ann Thomson, & Sylvana Tomaselli St Andrews.

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