Adam Lindsay

Contact

• workRoom C113 Law and Social Sciences Building
  University Park
  Nottingham
  NG7 2RD
  UK
• work0115 74 86773
• Adam.Lindsay3@nottingham.ac.uk

Biography

I joined the School as an Assistant Professor in September 2017, following the completion of my PhD. My work deals with the interface between the history of political thought and contemporary democratic theory, with a particular concern for debates over peoplehood and collective agency. I am currently working on a project that examines the shifting meaning of the concept of 'constituent power' in the history of European political and legal thought, and the implications this has upon our understanding of collective representation.

Teaching Summary

In the 2021-22 academic year I will be teaching on the following modules:

• Ideas and Politics in Contemporary Britain
• Introduction to Political Theory
• Politics Placement

Recent Publications

• LINDSAY, ADAM, 2020. Sieyès and Republican liberty European Journal of Political Theory.
• LINDSAY, ADAM, 2019. "Pretenders of a Vile and Unmanly Disposition": Thomas Hobbes on the Fiction of Constituent Power Political Theory. 47(4), 475-499
• LINDSAY, ADAM, 2017. Hannah Arendt, the Problem of the Absolute and the Paradox of Constitutionalism, or: ‘How to Restart Time within an Inexorable Time Continuum’ Philosophy and Social Criticism. 43(10), 1022-1044

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• LINDSAY, ADAM, 2020. Sieyès and Republican liberty European Journal of Political Theory.
• LINDSAY, ADAM, 2019. "Pretenders of a Vile and Unmanly Disposition": Thomas Hobbes on the Fiction of Constituent Power Political Theory. 47(4), 475-499
• LINDSAY, ADAM, 2017. Hannah Arendt, the Problem of the Absolute and the Paradox of Constitutionalism, or: ‘How to Restart Time within an Inexorable Time Continuum’ Philosophy and Social Criticism. 43(10), 1022-1044