Dr. Bruno Leipold Justitia Amplificata Centre for Advanced Studies

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1 Updated May 2018 EMPLOYMENT Dr. Bruno Leipold Justitia Amplificata Centre for Advanced Studies Goethe University Frankfurt and Free University of Berlin (0) 6172/ Max Weber Postdoctoral Fellow European University Institute Postdoctoral Fellow in Political Theory Justitia Amplificata Centre, Goethe University Frankfurt and Free University of Berlin EDUCATION DPhil Politics, University of Oxford Thesis: Citizen Marx: The Relationship between Karl Marx and Republicanism Supervisor: David Leopold Examiners: Lea Ypi and Jonathan Wolff Visiting Scholar, Humboldt University of Berlin MA Legal and Political Theory (Distinction), University College London BA Philosophy, Politics & Economics (First Class), University of Warwick PUBLICATIONS Edited Volumes Radical Republicanism: Recovering the Tradition s Popular Heritage, ed. with Karma Nabulsi and Stuart White. Under contract with Oxford University Press. Peer-Reviewed Articles Political Anarchism and Raz s Theory of Authority. Res Publica, 21 (3), , Book Chapters Chains and Invisible Threads: Liberty and Domination in Marx s Account of Wage-Slavery. In Rethinking Liberty before Liberalism, ed. Annelien de Dijn and Hannah Dawson. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, forthcoming. Marx s Social Republic. In Radical Republicanism: Recovering the Tradition s Popular Heritage, ed. Karma Nabulsi, Stuart White and Bruno Leipold. Oxford: Oxford University Press, forthcoming. Book Reviews Review of Norman Arthur Fischer, Marxist Ethics within Western Political Theory: A Dialogue with Republicanism, Communitarianism, and Liberalism (New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2015). Marx and Philosophy Review of Books, August

2 AWARDS Scatcherd European Scholarship (University of Oxford) Writing-Up Award (University of Oxford) 2016 Doctoral Award (Arts and Humanities Research Council) Studientstiftung Scholarship (German National Academic Foundation) Best Undergraduate Dissertation in Politics (University of Warwick) 2011 INVITED TALKS Chains and Invisible Threads: Marx on Domination and Republican Liberty - Political Philosophy Colloquium, Humboldt University of Berlin, July Political Thought and Intellectual History Seminar, University of Cambridge, May Political Thought Seminar, University of Oxford, January On Marx's Early Republicanism - Marx and Philosophy Society Seminar, Institute of Philosophy, University of London, June History of Political Ideas Early Career Seminar, Institute of Historical Research, University of London, December CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS The Imperative Mandate: Prospects for Democratic Accountability - European Consortium for Political Research General Conference, University of Hamburg, August Demarcating the Demos: Justitia Amplificata Annual Conference, Goethe University Frankfurt, July Do Markets Dominate? - Justitia Amplificata Workshop, Goethe University Frankfurt, February Chains and Invisible Threads: Marx on Domination and Republican Liberty - Braga Meetings on Ethics and Political Philosophy, University of Minho, June Ideas in Politics conference: Republicanism in the History of Political Philosophy and Today, Charles University Prague, November The Future of Republicanism: Liberal, Critical, Radical, University of York, June Freedom: Liberalism, Republicanism and Beyond, Workshop in Honour of the 20 th anniversary of Quentin Skinner s Liberty Before Liberalism, University of Amsterdam, May Marx s Social Republic - Kolloquien Klassentreffen, Goethe University Frankfurt, December With a reply by Luise Müller. - Graduate Political Theory Workshop, University of Oxford, October

3 Citizen Marx - London Summer School in Intellectual History, University College London and Queen Mary University of London, September Republican Marxism: On the Politics of Socialism - VIII International Marx-Engels Colloquium, University of Campinas, July Reclaiming Republicanism: Recovering the Tradition s Radical Heritage, University of Oxford, June Marx s Critique of the Republic - MANCEPT workshop, University of Manchester, September Raz, Authority and Political Anarchism - Science-Po Graduate Political Theory Conference, Science-Po Paris, June Warwick Graduate Political Theory Conference, University of Warwick, February Global Justice and Coercion - Global Democratic Governance Speaker Series, University of St. Gallen, December TEACHING EXPERIENCE Humboldt University of Berlin, 2017 Debates in British Politics - Seminar leader teaching graduate students on the MA in British Studies University of Oxford, Marx and Marxism paper - Tutorials (St. Hugh s College, Wadham College, Stanford Exchange Programme) - Collections examiner (Magdalen College, St. Hugh s College) - Revision classes (Exeter College, Jesus College, Trinity College) - Final Honour Schools examiner Theory of Politics paper - Tutorials (University College) University of Oxford UNIQ outreach summer school - Tutorials in PPE PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES Referee: Canadian Journal of Political Science European Journal of Political Theory Global Justice: Theory, Practice, Rhetoric Journal of Political Philosophy Law, Ethics and Philosophy Politics Politics, Philosophy and Economics Res Publica Social Theory and Practice Panel co-organiser, Critical Perspectives on Republicanism and Democracy, European Consortium for Political Research General Conference, University of Hamburg, August

4 Respondent, Dorothea Gädeke - Against Interactional Domination: Why Domination is Structurally Constituted, Critical Theory Revisited: The Intertwining of Exploitation and Domination, Goethe University Frankfurt, March Panel co-organiser, Republicanism, Work and the Economy: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives, Ideas in Politics conference: Republicanism in the History of Political Philosophy and Today, Charles University Prague, November Co-convenor, History of Political Thought Seminar, University of Oxford, Hilary Term, 2016 Co-organiser, Reclaiming Republicanism: Recovering the Tradition s Radical Heritage conference, University of Oxford, June Co-organiser, Oxford Graduate Political Theory Conference: Political Theory at the Margins, University of Oxford, May Workshop co-organiser, Bringing the People back into Republican Democracy, MANCEPT Conference in Political Theory, University of Manchester, September Organising committee, Oxford Graduate Political Theory Conference: Democracy in Global Perspective: Globalization, Neo-liberalism and Resistance, University of Oxford, April 2014 Co-editor, Thinking Beyond the State: Emerging Perspectives on Global Justice, St Antony s International Review 10 (1), St. Antony s College, University of Oxford, MEDIA Contributor to the Justice Everywhere political theory and public affairs blog. Für Bruno Leipold ist Karl Marx noch aktuell, interview in Taunus Zeitung: Frankfurter Neue Presse, 5 May Marx on the Silver Screen, Jacobin, 2 March 2017 Die Bewegung hinter Jeremy Corbyn, Prager Frühling, October Six Tips for Graduate Political Theory Students, Justice Everywhere, 24 October Keep Corbyn to Save Labour, OxPol: The Oxford University Politics Blog, 30 June What can Republicanism offer the Left?, OxPol: The Oxford University Politics Blog, 28 January Anarchists and Republicans: Bedfellows?, OpenDemocracy, 5 April 2013, republished in Politics in Spires, 8 April A Shift in Power and Powershifted, OpenDemocracy, 9 and 14 September

5 REFERENCES David Leopold, Associate Professor of Political Theory, University of Oxford Stuart White, Associate Professor of Politics, University of Oxford Rainer Forst, Professor for Political Theory and Philosophy, Goethe University Frankfurt 5