Volume 19, Number 36, January-June 2022

Articles

• Adapt or Die? Resilience Discourse and the Shifting Contours of Humanitarian Morality
  Malay Firoz

• “Happy” in Za’atari: Difference and Global Belonging in the Refugee Camp Imaginary
  Emily Bauman

Volume 18, Number 34, January-December 2021

Articles

• Drug-Trafficking in Colombia: The New Civil War Against Democracy and Peacebuilding
  Maria Paula Espejo

• Deciphering FARC Was to Disarm It. “Razón Pública’s” Framing of FARC
  Emilio Calderon Reyes

Volume 17, Number 32, January-June de 2020

Dossier

• Self-deliberation and the Strategy of the Pseudo-dialogue
  Christopher W. Tindale

Article

• What Optimistic Responses to Deep Disagreement get Right (and Wrong)
  Scott F. Aikin

Volume 16, Number 30, January-June 2019

Article

• Self-Help Test on Michael Walzer’s Military Intervention Theory
  Miguel Paradela López

Volume 15, Number 28, January to June 2018

Articles

• King Philip II of Spain as a symbol of “Tyranny” in Spinoza’s Political Writings
  Jonathan Israel

• Might Spinoza Be Considered More as an Exponent of the Oriental Enlightenment, Than as an Exponent of the Western Enlightenment?
  Miriam van Reijen

Volume 14, Number 27, July-December 2017

Article

• A Proposed Taxonomy of Eliminativism
  Bernardo Pino

Volume 13, Number 25, July-December 2016

Article

• Hemispheric Models of Material Progress in New Granada and Colombia (1810-1930)
  Jairo Campuzano Hoyos

Volume 12, Number 22, January-June 2015

Article

• New Approaches to the Novel: From “Terra Nostra” to Twitter Literature
  Raymond L. Williams

Volume 10, Number 20, January-June 2014

Article

• The Pursuit of Excellence and the Role of Philosophy
  Ramin Jahanbegloo

Volume 10, Number 19, July-December 2013

Article

• Socrates on Egoism. Does He Say We Should Be Virtuous and Egoists?
  Diana Hoyos Valdés

Volume 9, Number 16, January - June 2012

Article

• Hans Kelsen and the Austrian Constitutional Court (1918-1929)
  Sara Lagi