The Workshop on Social Rights (23 September) discussed Kimberley Brownlee's forthcoming book Social Rights (Oxford University Press).

Stuart Elden has received a small grant from the Independent Social Research Foundation to fund a project with Adam David Morton translating and editing Lefebvre's writings on ground rent and rural sociology - more details here.

Michael Saward, '‘Fragments of Equality in Representative Politics’, in Critical Review of Social and Political Philosophy 19/3, 2016.

Kimberley Brownlee, 'The Lonley Heart Breaks: On the Right to be a Social Contributor', Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society Supplementary Volume XC (2016) 27-48.

Kimberley Brownlee, ‘Don’t Call People ‘Rapists’: On the Social Contribution Injustice of Punishment’, Current Legal Problems, (2016).

Kimberley Brownlee writes on 'The Myth of Self-Reliance', Aeon Magazine (February, 2016). Read it, and hear an audio-recording here.

Stuart Elden has recently completed two books on Michel Foucault. Foucault's Last Decade (published in April 2016) and Foucault: The Birth of Power (forthcoming, February 2017), both with Polity Press. Read Stuart's interview with Eugene Wolters about the first book here and listen to him in discussion with Dave O'Brien here. Read about Stuart's research for both books here.

Adam Swift's Political Philosophy: A Beginner's Guide for Students and Politicians has been translated into Spanish. Read more here.

Law, Ethics and Philosophy publishes a symposium on Family Values, with a reply by Adam Swift and Harry Brighouse (including contributions by Victor Tadros (Warwick/CELPA) and Andrew Williams (asociate member of CELPA)).