Radical Philosophy 2.11 / Winter 2021

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Established in 1972, Radical Philosophy (RP) is one of the UK’s oldest self-published journals of the independent left.

This Winter 2021 issue contains an essay by Etienne Balibar on human species as a biopolitical concept; reflection on the racial cadences of fire by Ahmed Diaa Dardir; a translation of an essay by Michele Spano on Michel Foucault’s 1971-1973 College de France lectures on (Penal Theories and Institutions and The Punitive Society); a critique of Bernard Stiegler’s contributive economy by Solange Manche; newly translated pieces by Alexandre Kojeve on Europe and the USSR; an obituary to Jean-Luc Nancy (1940-2021) by Joanna Hodge; and a number of reviews.