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Volume 43 (2)

‘Barons’ Wars, under Other Names’: Feudalism, Royalism and the American Founding Eric Nelson, vol. 43 (2): 198-214
‘Barons’ Wars, under Other Names’: Feudalism, Royalism and the American Founding Eric Nelson, vol. 43 (2): 198-214

Volume 43 (1)

Editors' introduction Malik Bozzo-Rey, vol. 43 (1): 1-10
Editors' introduction Malik Bozzo-Rey, vol. 43 (1): 1-10
Jeremy Bentham, choice architect: law, indirect legislation, and the context of choice Michael Quinn, vol. 43 (1): 11-33
Jeremy Bentham, choice architect: law, indirect legislation, and the context of choice Michael Quinn, vol. 43 (1): 11-33
‘The invisible chain’: Jeremy Bentham and neo-liberalism Christian Laval, vol. 43 (1): 34-52
‘The invisible chain’: Jeremy Bentham and neo-liberalism Christian Laval, vol. 43 (1): 34-52
Nudges and the limits of appropriate interference: reading backwards from J.S. Mill’s harm principle to Jeremy Bentham’s indirect legislation Anne Brunon-Ernst, vol. 43 (1): 53-69
Nudges and the limits of appropriate interference: reading backwards from J.S. Mill’s harm principle to Jeremy Bentham’s indirect legislation Anne Brunon-Ernst, vol. 43 (1): 53-69
Nudging Bentham: indirect legislation and (neo-)liberal politics Stephen Engelmann, vol. 43 (1): 70-82
Nudging Bentham: indirect legislation and (neo-)liberal politics Stephen Engelmann, vol. 43 (1): 70-82
‘Prevention of evil, production of good’: Jeremy Bentham’s indirect legislation and its contribution to a new theory of prevention Angela Marciniak, vol. 43 (1): 83-105
‘Prevention of evil, production of good’: Jeremy Bentham’s indirect legislation and its contribution to a new theory of prevention Angela Marciniak, vol. 43 (1): 83-105
Indirect legislation: it is just a question of time Malik Bozzo-Rey, vol. 43 (1): 106-121
Indirect legislation: it is just a question of time Malik Bozzo-Rey, vol. 43 (1): 106-121
The Oxford handbook of European romanticism Michael Sonenscher, vol. 43 (1): 122-123
The Oxford handbook of European romanticism Michael Sonenscher, vol. 43 (1): 122-123

Volume 42 (8)

Rehabilitating Machiavelli: Kaspar Schoppe with and against Rome Gábor Almási, vol. 42 (8): 981-1004
The Praelium Nuportanum by Isaac Dorislaus: Anglo–Dutch Relations and Strategic historiography Jan Waszink, vol. 42 (8): 1005-1026
Contests about Natural Law in Early Enlightenment Copenhagen Mads Langballe Jensen, vol. 42 (8): 1027-1041
From Hanover to Gibraltar: Cato’s Letters (1720–23) in International Context Doohwan Ahn, vol. 42 (8): 1042-1054
‘An Old Carriage with New Horses’: Nietzsche’s Critique of Democracy Hugo Drochon, vol. 42 (8): 1055-1068
Agents of knowledge: Marxist identity politics in the Revisionismusstreit Jamie Melrose, vol. 42 (8): 1069-1088
‘The Standard Work in English on the League’ and Its Authorship: Charles Howard Ellis, an Unlikely Australian Internationalist James Cotton, vol. 42 (8): 1089-1104
New Histories of Enlightenment Geneva Neven Leddy, vol. 42 (8): 1105-1110
Tuck, Rousseau and the Sovereignty of the People Robin Douglass, vol. 42 (8): 1111-1114
Before anarchy. Hobbes and his critics in modern international thought Michael Sonenscher, vol. 42 (8): 1115-1116

Volume 42 (7)

Experientia and the Machiavellian turn in religio-political and scientific thinking: Basel in 1580 Gábor Almási, vol. 42 (7): 857-881
Theories of the Sublime in the Dutch Golden Age: Franciscus Junius, Joost van den Vondel and Petrus Wittewrongel Stijn Bussels, vol. 42 (7): 882-892
A Relocated Answer to the Question: What is Enlightenment? Trude Evenshaug, vol. 42 (7): 893-908
Race, polygenesis and equality: John Crawfurd and nineteenth-century resistance to evolution Gareth Knapman, vol. 42 (7): 909-923
Virtue language in historical scholarship: the cases of Georg Waitz, Gabriel Monod and Henri Pirenne Camille Creyghton, vol. 42 (7): 924-936
Georges Sorel’s Diremption: Hegel, Marxism and Anti-Dialectics Eric Brandom, vol. 42 (7): 937-950
Existentialism as a Political Problem in Karl Löwith's Thought Arkadiusz Górnisiewicz, vol. 42 (7): 951-964
The Death of Beauty: Goya's Etchings and Black Paintings through the Eyes of André Malraux Derek Allan, vol. 42 (7): 965-980

Volume 42 (5)

Foreword David A. Lines, vol. 42 (5): 589-589
Editorial Sara Miglietti, vol. 42 (5): 590-594
‘Selecta colligere’: Marsilio Ficino and Renaissance Reading Practices Rocco Di Dio, vol. 42 (5): 595-606
Mediated Technologies: Locating Non-Authorial Agency in Printed and Digital Texts Andie Silva, vol. 42 (5): 607-617

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