Politics, Philosophy & Economics

2002 - 2026

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A Farewell Editorial pp. 377-378: Tom Christiano, Jon Riley and Andrew Williams
Editorial pp. 379-380: Avia Pasternak, Ryan Pevnick and David Wiens
Are citizens culpable for state action? pp. 381-406: Anna Stilz
The ethics of tradable refugee quotas pp. 407-422: Andrea Sangiovanni
Republicanism and moralised freedom pp. 423-440: Lars JK Moen
The socio-economic argument for the human right to internet access pp. 441-469: Merten Reglitz
Feasibility and social rights pp. 470-494: Charlie Richards

Philosophical foundations for worst-case arguments pp. 215-242: Lara Buchak
Towards an index of linguistic justice pp. 243-270: Michele Gazzola, Bengt-Arne WickstrÃ¶m and Mark Fettes
Lockdowns and the ethics of intergenerational compensation pp. 271-289: Kalewold Hailu Kalewold
Democratic speech in divided times: An introduction pp. 290-293: Maxime Lepoutre
Sharing reasons and emotions in a non-ideal discursive system pp. 294-314: Paul Billingham
How to talk back: hate speech, misinformation, and the limits of salience pp. 315-335: Rachel Fraser
Public discourse and its problems pp. 336-356: Michael Hannon
Discursive optimism defended pp. 357-374: Maxime Lepoutre

Climate obligations and social norms pp. 103-125: Stephanie Collins
Nozick on the difference principle pp. 126-159: Micha GlÃ¤ser
The right to a fair exit pp. 160-176: Ã‰lise RoumÃ©as
Good work: The importance of caring about making a social contribution pp. 177-196: Jens JÃ¸rund Tyssedal
Fixed points and well-ordered societies pp. 197-212: Paul Weithman

The ethics of asymmetric politics pp. 3-30: Adam Lovett
Feminism without â€œgender identityâ€ pp. 31-54: Anca Gheaus
Here, there, or delaware? How corporate threats distort democracy pp. 55-75: Athmeya Jayaram and Vishnu Sridharan
Should health research funding be proportional to the burden of disease? pp. 76-99: Joseph Millum

Introduction to symposium on international migration pp. 247-248: Thomas Christiano and Andrew Williams
The brain drain as exploitation pp. 249-268: Paul Bou-Habib
Only libertarianism can provide a robust justification for open borders pp. 269-290: Christopher Freiman and Javier Hidalgo
Sanctuary as democratic non-cooperation pp. 291-312: Patti Tamara Lenard
Who cares what the people think? Public attitudes and refugee protection in Europe pp. 313-344: Martin Ruhs

Domination and democratic legislation pp. 97-121: Sean Ingham and Frank Lovett
Political equality, plural voting, and the leveling down objection pp. 122-164: David PeÃ±a-Rangel
A market failures approach to justice in health pp. 165-189: L. Chad Horne and Joseph Heath
The puzzle of competitive fairness pp. 190-227: Oisin Suttle
Commons, Communes, and Freedom pp. 228-244: Harrison Frye

Rational intransitive preferences pp. 3-28: Peter Baumann
Are knowledgeable voters better voters? pp. 29-54: Michael Hannon
What should relational egalitarians believe? pp. 55-74: Anne-Sofie Greisen Hojlund
The case against alternative currencies pp. 75-93: Louis Larue

Responsibility for structural injustice: A third thought pp. 339-356: Robert E Goodin and Christian Barry
Responsibility for reality: Social norms and the value of constrained choice pp. 357-384: Elsa Kugelberg
Sidgwick and Rawls on distributive justice and desert pp. 385-408: David Miller
Exploitation and effective altruism pp. 409-423: Daniel MuÃ±oz

On the (mis)classification of paid labor: When should gig workers have employee status? pp. 229-250: Daniel Halliday
Lockeans against labor mixing pp. 251-272: Brian Kogelmann
Questioning the feasibility and justice of basic income accounting for migration pp. 273-314: Verena LÃ¶ffler
Whatâ€™s wrong with everyday lookism? pp. 315-335: Andrew Mason

Assessing climate policies: Catastrophe avoidance and the right to sustainable development pp. 127-150: Daniel Edward Callies and Darrel Moellendorf
Money creation, debt, and justice pp. 151-179: Peter Dietsch
Who should fight domination? Individual responsibility and structural injustice pp. 180-201: Dorothea GÃ¤deke
On the international investment regime: A critique from equality pp. 202-226: Shuk Ying Chan

Justice & its motives: On Peter Vanderschraafâ€™s Strategic Justice pp. 3-21: Paul Weithman
With group power comes great (individual) responsibility pp. 22-44: Erin L Miller
Dealing fairly with trade imbalances in monetary unions pp. 45-66: Marco Meyer
The rationality of political experimentation pp. 67-98: Gregory Robson
Undercutting Justice â€“ Why legal representation should not be allocated by the market pp. 99-123: Shai Agmon