Joshua Smeltzer reviews Carl Schmitt, Perilous Futures: On Carl Schmitt’s Late Writings by Peter Uwe Hohendahl and Carl Schmitt’s State and Constitutional Theory: A Critical Analysis by Benjamin Schupmann here.

is live at Symposium: The Canadian Journal of Continental Philosophy. If you wish to read my longer, article-length version, that is here. And if you wish to hear Michael deliver part of this project at Memorial University of Canada two years ago, that audio is here.

…in Environmental Values. It’s a good review of Wood’s excellent and clear (despite the philosophers involved) Deep Time, Dark Times (Fordham, 2019).

No 1 (2018): Abolishing Carceral Society is now online open access.

At Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews here. It’s an insightful review that provides also a nice summary of current debates around Spinoza’s politics (he is a man for all seasons, it seems).

Number 26, June 2019 (open access) contains articles ranging from race and empire in Foucault to parrhesia and so on. The review articles include reviews of the Cambridge Lexicon and P. Zurn and A. Dits’ Active Intolerance, Michel Foucault, the Prisons Information Group, and the Future of Abolition.

By Christopher Watkin, who is completing a book on him this year.