How has the meaning of #revolution changed over time? The Revolution to Come: A History of an Idea from Thucydides to Lenin by Dan Edelstein @princetonupress.bsky.social. #Review by @edoardovaccari.bsky.social @lsehy.bsky.social on @lsereviewofbooks.bsky.social 👉 blogs.lse.ac.uk/lsereviewofb...

How has the meaning of #revolution changed over time? The Revolution to Come: A History of an Idea from Thucydides to Lenin by Dan Edelstein @princetonupress.bsky.social. #Review by @edoardovaccari.bsky.social @lsehy.bsky.social

This was a fun one to read and review!

SO excited to announce that INVISIBLE RIVALS by the brilliant @jonathanrgoodman.bsky.social publishes today! 'Working across philosophy, evolutionary biology, public policy, and politics, Invisible Rivals is unlike any other book I’ve read.’ - Devi Sridhar

Our next panel is architecture and the state with papers from Thomas Griffiths (KCL), Bene Colenbrander (EUI) and Eli Frankel (Chicago).

We're very pleased to announce the programme for this year's conference on States and Spaces! The conference will be held at LSE on 19 and 20 June. Please sign up here for your free ticket - www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/16th-annua...

What is it we mean when we talk about "social democracy"? Here, Renewal editors past and present reflect on the meaning of social democracy, and what it means to be a social democrat. renewal.org.uk/blog/renewal...

As European nations discuss closer defence collaboration, a document proposing a federal Europe has become the subject of heated arguments.

Giorgia Meloni dismissed the Ventotene Manifesto as a socialist relic. The left rushed to defend it but both sides risk distorting its meaning. I wrote for The Conversation about the political struggle over one of Europe’s most contested historical texts theconversation.com/ventotene-ma...

Su Pandora Rivista trovate la mia recensione dell’ultimo libro di Mark Lilla: uno sguardo critico su storia, politica e idee. www.pandorarivista.it/articoli/ign...

On the committee for this conference - should be a great two days of discussions!

An excellent new article by Max Fenner: "Murray Bookchin and the Postwar Environmental Moment: The Early Bookchin and the Politicization of Ecology, 1948–1964," Modern Intellectual History (2025) @thecambridgeschool.bsky.social bit.ly/4jwDkEB

We're delighted to share our Call for Papers for the 16th London Graduate Conference in the History of Political Thought, on the theme of ‘States and Spaces' (19th-20th June, LSE). Deadline for submissions is 14 March! For more details: historyofpoliticalthoughtblog.wordpress.com/call-for-pap...

Join us this Wednesday at Senate House for the first History of Political Ideas/Early Career Seminar of 2025! We're thrilled to welcome Chris Cooper-Davies (Oxford) as our speaker. Sign up here: www.history.ac.uk/events/moham... @ihr.bsky.social

@samuelmoyn.bsky.social 's piece tackles 'the wall between history and philosophy' as the ultimate frontier to breach—a bold and intriguing challenge that historians must confront www.thenation.com/article/arch...

I’m thrilled to see that my first article, 'Britain’s Whiz Kids' is finally out in British Politics. I’d love to tell you more about what you can find in the article. 🧵 In brief: managerialism was introduced to Britain in the 1960-70s through the CPRS and PAR, not the 1980s. doi.org/10.1057/s412...

@jhideas.bsky.social www.jhiblog.org/2024/09/12/w...