The impossibility of republican freedom by Simpson, T

Augustine and republican liberty by Lamb, M

“…The paper concludes by considering how this republican approach might help to preserve liberty and prevent domination in our own time.…”

The Republican Critique of Capitalism by White, S

Republicanism and Property-Owning Democracy: How are they connected? by White, S

“…Recent years have seen a growth of interest in republicanism in academic political theory (Sandel, 1996; Pettit, 1997, 2012; Skinner, 1998; Honohan, 2002). …”

Republicans Prefer Republican-Looking Leaders: Political Facial Stereotypes Predict Candidate Electoral Success Among Right-Leaning Voters by Olivola, C, Sussman, AB, Tsetsos, K, Kang, O, Todorov, A

“…Across two studies, the authors show that U.S. candidates facing conservative electorates benefit from looking more stereotypically Republican than their rivals (controlling for gender, ethnicity, and age). …”

Reading a painter's price list in Republican Shanghai by Clunas, C

The Republican Ludi Saeculares as a cult of the Valerian Gens by Dunning, S

“…Republican sacrifices held at the Tarentum in the Campus Martius constitute part of the lineage of the imperial ludi saeculares. …”

After Neo-Liberalism: Republican Democracy in New Times by White, S

Contested terrain: Republican rhetoric, pension funds, and community development by Clark, G

De Gaulle, the Napoleonic myth, and the consecration of the republican tradition consular by Hazareesingh, S

Being free, feeling free: race, gender and republican domination by Laborde, C

“…I clarify the role of probabilistic judgements about risk in republican political theory. I argue that under specific circumstances, diagnoses of republican freedom can be indexed to a certain belief about probability—what it is warranted for someone to believe in light of their distinctive epistemic perspective.…”

The 'good old IRA': remembering republican veterans after 1969 by Hepworth, JW

“…In the north, a younger generation of militant republicans waged guerrilla warfare against British rule. …”

Republican non-domination and labour law: new normativity or Trojan horse? by Bogg, A

“…It argues that the neo-republican tradition is complex and contested, and that it does not generate a single normative template for labour law. …”

The Franch republican school under pressure: falling standards and rising inequalities by Mattei, P

Republicans, Catholics and the west: Explaining the strength of religious school aid prohibitions by Hackett, U

“…It finds that larger Catholic populations, Republican dominance, and Federal Enabling Acts make No-Aid language more strident. …”

Beyond the “republican family”: intergenerational memory, biography, and politics in Ireland since 1969 by Hepworth, J

“…Signalling the longevity of their struggle, Irish republicans active since 1969 frequently highlight family connections among previous generations of militant activists. …”

Revising republican liberty: what is the difference between a disinterested gentle giant and a deterred criminal? by Kirby, N

“…This paper assesses the most well thought out contemporary conception of republican liberty put forward by Philip Pettit and Quentin Skinner. …”

Review of: Wedel, Waldo R.: Central Plains Prehistory: Holocene Environment and Culture Change in the Republican River Basin by Barnes, RH

‘“We’re getting the victory we fought for” we were told’: retrospective subjectivities in oral histories of Irish republicanism by Hepworth, J

“…This article draws upon twenty-two life-history interviews with Irish republican ex-combatants. Present-day republican fragmentation shapes retrospective subjective analysis. …”

‘Progress will not occur if we continually adopt positions of principle’: Irish republican prisoners and strategic reorientation, c.1976–1998 by Hepworth, J

“…By the end of the 1980s, many republican prisoners regarded tactical eclecticism as vital for their campaign’s advance. …”