Robert Jubb

Robert Jubb is a Leverhulme Early Career Fellow in the Department of Politics and International Relations at the University of Leicester. His fellowship was granted for a project on responding to injustice, and he has published work on involvement in and responsibility for political injustices. He is currently particularly interested in how to defend egalitarian political commitments in a realistic but philosophically respectable way.

Which republicanism are we talking about?

Too narrow an interpretation of republicanism can rob us off many of the tools and insights we should now be employing. This is no time for elite paternalism.

By Robert Jubb

/ 5 Mar 2014

Can democrats learn from Machiavelli?

Robert Jubb and Stuart White interview John McCormick about his 2011 book, Machiavellian Democracy, and ask what lessons can be drawn today about democratising power and embedding constitutional authority for the common citizen.

By Stuart White, John McCormick and Robert Jubb

/ 29 Jan 2014