Publications
“Feudal only in Name.” In: The Journal of European Economic History. Issue 3 (2025), 275-90.
“Der ‘Pöbel’ aus Makroökonomischer Sicht.” In: Das Selbstverständnis der Philosophie und ihr Verhältnis zu den (anderen) Wissenschaften. Eds. Dina Emundts, Karen Koch, Dirk Quadflieg, Frankfurt am Main: Vittorio Klostermann (2025), 679-796.
“The Condition of the Intellectual Laborer in Academia.” In: Journal of the Midwestern Modern Language Association. Vol. 56. No. 1 (2023), 113-133.
“A Commentary after 38 Years — Alfred Sohn-Rethel,” with Oliver Schlaudt. In: Historical Materialism. Vol. 2. No. 4 (2020), 243-248.
«Sozialisierte Metaphysik.» In: Recherches germaniques. Vol. 15 (2020), 131 143.
Book Reviews
“Was Marx a Republican? Review of Bruno Leipold’s Citizen Marx: Republicanism and the Formation of Marx’s Social and Political Thought.” Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2024. In: History of Political Thought (forthcoming, 2026).
“Feudalism 2.0? Review of Yanis Varoufakis, Technofeudalism: What Killed Capitalism (Brooklyn: Melville House, 2023), Cédric Durand, How Silicon Valley Unleashed Techno-feudalism: The Making of the Digital Economy.” (New York: Verso, 2024), Jodi Dean, Capital’s Grave: Neofeudalism and the New Class Struggle. New York: Verso, 2025, with Ashima Mittal. In: Journal of European Economic History. Issue 3 (2025), 187-203.
Translations
“Alfred Sohn-Rethel — A Commentary after 38 Years,” with Oliver Schlaudt. In: Historical Materialism. Volume 2. No. 4 (2020), 249-263.
“A Critical Theory of Technology: Alfred Sohn-Rethel’s ‘Ideal of the Broken’ (1926) and Reflections on the ‘Frankfurt School’ (1970),” with N. A. Peters. In: Historical Materialism (forthcoming, 2026).
Edited / Translated Volumes
Co-Editor of Alfred Sohn-Rethel’s Schriften III: Exposés zur materialistischen Kritik der Erkenntnis (Vienna: ça ira, 2026).
Co-Editor of special editions of The Journal of European Economic History on conference proceedings from “The Future of Capitalism: Neo-Feudalism?” Issues 2 and 3 (2025).
Translator and Editor of Alfred Sohn-Rethel’s Commodity-Form and the Form of Thought (Brill, in progress).
Editor of Alfred Sohn-Rethel’s Economy and Class Structure of German Fascism (Brill, reissue in progress, 2026)
Invited Talks
“Fascism: Then and Now?” Invited Lecture, New Horizons & Phoenix Weeks (2026, UChicago).
“Second Thoughts on Marcuse’s Critical Theory of Society: Has the Economic Problem Been Solved?” Invited Speaker, Book Symposium: Jacob McNulty, Marcuse, APA Central (2026, Chicago).
“What’s the Fuss about Populism and Elites?” Invited Lecture, Phoenix Week (2025, UChicago).
“Social Classes and Social Ontology: Reconsidering Classical Political Economy,” Invited Speaker, Class Conference (2024, Bowling Green State University).
Presentations at Conferences (Refereed)
“Reconsidering the Classics: Social Classes as Social Ontology,” Social Ontology Conference at Duke University (2024, Durham).
“Oliver C. Cox’s Novel Conception of Capitalism as a Global System: An Appreciation and Defense,” Caste, Class & Race: Reflections on the life and work of Oliver Cromwell Cox (2024, St. Augustine).
“Hegel and Political Economy—the “Rabble” or Involuntary Unemployment,” Kongress der internationalen Hegelvereinigung (2023, Stuttgart).
“Political Economy of Left Obstructionism,” Approaching Academia: A Conference on Class and Culture (2024, Bowling Green).
“Why isn’t there Class Consciousness in the Anglosphere Today?” All of This is Temporary: A Conference on Class Consciousness and Popular Culture (2023, Bowling Green).
“The Condition of the Intellectual Laborer in Academia,” MLA Panel on “Debt, Surplus Value and the Conditions of Intellectual Work” (2023, San Francisco).
“Political Economy of Left Obstructionism,” What is Left? Class Analysis and the Present Crisis (2021, Chicago).
“Hegel’s Critique of Abstract Understanding & Metaphysics,” The Auto-Biography of Thought: Hegel’s Science of Logic (2019, Coimbra).
«Sozialisierte Metaphysik: Realabstraktion & der politisch-ökonomische Ursprung der Res,» Die Aktualität Alfred Sohn-Rethels (2018, Nancy).
“Hegel’s Critique of Spinoza,” with Jason Yonover, Hegel Society of Great Britain (2017, Oxford).
“Where’d You Get That Pretty Little Thing? Real-Abstraction & the Social Genesis of the Res,” Res Publica / Public Thing Conference (2017, Chicago).
“Speculation as Critique: Hegel’s Critique of Understanding as Critique of Metaphysics,” What Critique? (2016, Amherst).
“Fichte’s Critique of Dogmatism as Critique of Representational Thought,” European Fichte-Gesellschaft (2015, Madrid).
“Hegel gegen ‘Hegel’ via Marx,” Internationaler Hegel Kongress (2012, Istanbul).
“Who Acts Abstractly? A Transcendental-Materialist Reading of Hegel’s ‘Who Thinks Abstractly?’” The Outside of Philosophy, CRMEP (2012, London).
“Aristotle, the Value-Form and Real Abstraction,” Marx and Philosophy Society (2011, London).
Workshops
“Karl Marx: The First Post-Keynesian?” History and Theory of Capitalism Workshop (2026, University of Chicago).
“Managerialism and the ‘Social Reconsolidation of Capitalism,’” with Noah Zeldin, History and Theory of Capitalism Workshop (2024, University of Chicago).
“Deciphering the ‘Rabble’: Hegel on Involuntary Unemployment and Effective Demand in Modern Economies,” History and Theory of Capitalism Workshop (2023, University of Chicago).
“Hegel’s Critique of Spinoza,” with Jason Yonover, German Philosophy Workshop (2017, University of Chicago).
“Hegel’s Critique of Spinoza,” with Jason Yonover, Seminar for Early Modern Philosophy (2017, Yale).
“‘… to install contradiction in the very heart of the object’: Hegel’s Speculative Account of Das Ding,” Chicago-Cambridge-FU Triangle Colloquium (2017, Berlin).
