Nathan Feldman

The law of nations in international political thought This review considers what role scholarship on the early modern law of nations (ius gentium) plays in the history of international political thought, which over the last decade has expanded far bey...

I wrote about some recent trends in the law of nations literature and international political thought for History of Euro Ideas, check it out here >> doi.org/10.1080/0191... (msg me for a copy)

Very happy that my article, "F. A. Hayek, Libertarianism, and the Denationalization of Money" has been published in @modamhist.bsky.social! It covers Hayek's ideas and efforts to denationalize currency, long prior to the advent of cryptocurrency. Many thanks to my editors and anonymous readers

A remarkable new memoir of J. G. A. Pocock by Quentin Skinner

"J. G. A. Pocock: A Life in Letters," Journal of the History of Ideas (2025)

muse.jhu.edu/article/949925

Thank you!

An interesting article by @nhfeldman.bsky.social on the disciplinary history of American political theory

"Political Theory within and without Political Science," Perspectives on Politics (2025)
bit.ly/4atqtPj

Thank you! I'd be delighted to hear your thoughts once you've read the piece.

NOW OUT ON FIRSTVIEW!!

Reflection: Political Theory within and without Political Science
https://buff.ly/4fW8PF1

By @nhfeldman.bsky.social

Thank you so much!

I owe many people many thanks, but they include @sepoy.bsky.social and @whitmcintosh.bsky.social, both of whom improved this piece at a critical juncture!

I'm so excited that my article "Political Theory within and Without Political Science" has just been published with @poppublicsphere.bsky.social! It tries to answer a familiar question: Why is political theory often so different from the rest of poli sci?

doi.org/10.1017/S153...