Alexis Papazoglou
@newsphilosophy
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Managing Editor for @LSEpoliticsblog. Previously senior editor for @IAI_TV and philosophy lecturer at Cambridge & Royal Holloway. Words in The New Republic etc.
London
Joined September 2015
The Philosopher & The News podcast that I produce in partnership with The Philosopher journal @philosopher1923, is ranked #2 in @feedspotblog's list of the best 15 UK philosophy podcasts! Have a listen to our latest episodes here:
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RT @QCassam: Some quick thoughts about the definition of terrorism after the Southport murders
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An interesting conversation I had with Daniel Markovits on meritocracy and its discontents as well as how equality of opportunity is impossible under our current meritocratic system.
Is it time that we abandon merit? | Join @DSMarkovitsas (of @YaleLawSch) he argues that meritocracy has been undermined from within. To understand what in life is truly valuable we must abandon it.
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RT @IAI_TV: “If talk of personal choice and freedom is out of place when thinking of historical shifts in living conditions, could our cont…
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RT @philosopher1923: Missed our event, "The Open Society as an Enemy"? J. McKenzie Alexander joined Alexis Papazoglou for a fascinating c…
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Happening now!
Join us today! "The Open Society as an Enemy" with J. McKenzie Alexander & @newsphilosophy Nearly 80 years after Popper’s defence of the Open Society, a new defence is urgently needed against populist threats. 🗓 13 Jan | 7pm UK Register:
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RT @philosopher1923: Join us today! "The Open Society as an Enemy" with J. McKenzie Alexander & @newsphilosophy Nearly 80 years aft…
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RT @philosopher1923: Join us tomorrow! "The Open Society as an Enemy" with J. McKenzie Alexander (@LSEPhilosophy) & @newsphilosophy Near…
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RT @philosopher1923: 📢 Join us on Monday! The Open Society as an Enemy J. McKenzie Alexander in conversation with Alexis Papazoglou 💡 Ne…
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RT @LSEPress: New event - our first of 2025! 📣💬🔨 Tune in for a conversation between author J. McKenzie Alexander and Alexis Papazoglou as…
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RT @LSEblogs: The #UK's #Conservative Party has a new leader in #KemiBadenoch, but it’s still in search of its new ideological identity aft…
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RT @LSEpoliticsblog: 🕰️ 2024 in Review - Labour in Government. Nine of our best post-election blog posts on the political and policy challe…
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RT @LSEReviewBooks: NEW✨ Which books were LSE blog editors gripped by in 2024?📚 Six LSE blog editors recommend some of their #BestBooks of…
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RT @LSEpoliticsblog: 🕰️2024 in review - The British Politics and Policy top 10 blog posts. Read our most read posts of the year, featuring…
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💥New! The UK's role in phasing out fossil fuels from COP to the courts. @CatherineHigha3 of @GRI_LSE and @RParekh88 or @cornerstonebarr argue that a UK Supreme Court ruling could pave the way for the phasing out of fossil fuels.
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RT @IAI_TV: The future has always been uncertain, but today it is possibly more unpredictable than ever. For #WorldPhilosophyDay, nine lead…
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RT @m_j_hannon: If you're fed up with elections, politicians, and tribal partisanship, then "Lottocracy: Democracy Without Elections" might…
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On the evening of the US election I spoke to Miguel de Beistegui on the philosophy of crisis for @philosopher1923. Besides getting to the grips with the meaning of "crisis", we discuss how Trump is a manifestation of the contradictions of US society today.
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