Working Papers

The CSSGJ Working Paper Series serves as a platform to present the work in progress of CSSGJ members and associates/speakers (including staff and PhD students) and to encourage debate and discussion on issues of social and global justice.

You are invited to email the authors of the working papers with comments and/or suggestions.

CSSGJ working papers are freely available online to all and downloadable in pdf format.

 

WP020: The Political Economy of Social and Labour Market Policy Transformation in the European Periphery: A Comparative Examination of Greece, Spain and Turkey (Dec 2011)
Email: Sumercan Bozkurt

 

WP019: Property and the Philosophy of Right: Kant, Fichte, Hegel (November 2011)
Email: Chris Pierson

WP018: Rawls-Scanlon Cases and Climate Change (October 2011)
Email: Matthew Rendall

WP017: The Prospects for Socialism: A Question of Capital and Class (March 2011)
Email: Hugo Radice (University of Leeds)

WP016: From Dakar to Egypt and Back Again: The 2011 World Social Forum and its Future (February 2011)
Email: Ulrich Brand, University of Vienna; Scientific Council of Attac Germany

WP015: Contractualism, Aggregation and Risk (September 2010)
Email: Matthew Rendall

WP014  Cohousing: a Utopian Property Alternative? (June 2010)
Email: Lucy Sargisson

WP013   Hamlet’s Crisis of Meaning, Mental Wellbeing and Meaninglessness in the War on Terror (November 2009)
Email: Vanessa Pupavac

WP012    Self Valorisation and the Exploration of the Common (October 2009)
Email: Oli Harrison

WP011   Climate Change And The Risk Of Disaster: The Case For Buying Insurance At Our Grandchildren’s Expense (September 2009)
Email: Matthew Rendall

WP010   Intersections of Aid: Women NGO workers’ reflections on their work practices (August 2009)
Email: Sara de Jong

WP009   Private Property: The Church Fathers and Beyond (April 2009)
Email: Chris Pierson  

WP008   Labour at the 2009 Belem World Social Forum: Between an Ambiguous Past and an Uncertain Future (March 2009) 
Email: Peter Waterman

WP007  Trade unions and the World and European Social Forums: a move towards social movement unionism?  (February 2009)
Email: Andreas Bieler

WP006  Realism and Utopianism in Hegel’s Political Thought: National Sovereignty, International Relations and the Idea of a ‘World State’ (January 2009)
Email: Tony Burns

WP005  The River and The Rage: Dispossession and Resistance in the Narmada Valley, India  (December 2008)
Email: Alf Nilsen

WP004  Aristotle, Cicero and Cosmopolitan Political Thought  (November 2008)
Email: Tony Burns

WP003  The 'Inconvenient Truth'  about financialisation: 'Politcy Networks' and the 'Social Content' of EU financial market integration.  (October 2008)
Huw Macartney

WP002  The Situationist legacy: revolution as celebration  (September 2008)
Email: Eloise Harding

WP001  Transnational solidarity or conflict? Trade unions and neo-liberal restructuring in Europe.  (August 2008)
Email: Andreas Bieler

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