Philipp Stehr

My article "The Boundary Problem in Workplace Democracy: Who Constitutes the Corporate Demos?" is now even more published than before, page numbers and all! journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…

I have another two codes for the better place, let me know

@knowledgecrisis @timcrane102 @ceu @FWF_at Thanks!

@StehrPhilipp @timcrane102 @ceu @FWF_at Yes that's right

@fritz_schafer @silviasteiningr done! also a sign of the times that that post gets liked by two random porn bots 🙃

@silviasteiningr @StehrPhilipp Very interested!

@bogoeskiv They specifically say the evacuation of Gaza city is unjustifiable even if it was a means to suppress Hamas and that withholding food and water is also categorically unjustifiable. I struggle to see how you'd read that to support the opposite...

@bogoeskiv Thanks Vladimir! So if I understand you correctly then, you object to the text because it is a political statement essentially supporting objectionable acts? That seems a little odd to me because the authors explicitly object to a number of courses of action:

@philpaiement @cprazevedo If I’m not mistaken, the authors don’t argue about what the rules should be. They only talk about what is morally permissible. You can think that an action should be illegal while also holding that it’s sometimes morally permissible

Two academics (Jerusalem and Oxford universities) wrote a blog in which they defended that in certain cases, war crimes are morally permissible and should be carried out. One is a chair in the study of the Protection of Minorities and Vulnerable Groups. verfassungsblog.de/what-is-permis…

@PasquetLuca @bogoeskiv Ah, thanks! That does look like it's mainly discomfort with the fact that sometimes actions that are illegal can be morally permissible, especially in exceptional circumstances. Plus concern with the specific function of IHL norms.

@StehrPhilipp @bogoeskiv More specifically, IHL norms are minimal standards that try to keep belligerents away from committing war crimes. To say that one of these norms can be violated is very close to saying that international crimes can be justified on moral grounds. Paradoxical and dangerous.

Gute Tagungen in der Philosophie? Ein paar Gedanken dazu von Gottfried Schweiger. praefaktisch.de/002e/gestern-h…

This paper is amazing Goal: To understand how philosophical education impacts philosophical intuitions Method: Tracking a sample of undergrad philosophy majors for their entire college career, giving them the same thought experiments each semester researchgate.net/publication/37…

@adam_tooze refreshing to see someone just unapologetically treat as a premise the view that surges in far-right politics is a predictable sociological phenomenon that has alterable material conditions. too much moralizing about this fact and too little strategic thinking about it imho

@FeyeraBender do we want more or less queuing?

On this day 197 years ago the world's first ever public railway was opened in northern England. And a whole new form of architecture was born: the train station. So, to celebrate, here are some of the world's greatest train stations...

ist das zitat "Behind Manchester stood Mississippi" ursprünglich von nancy fraser oder ist das ein geflügeltes wort/zitat von jemand anderem, das sie einfach manchmal nutzt?

The Berlin expropriation initiative is taking the next step. They’re fundraising to write their own expropriation law in preparation for a binding referendum