UPCiDe’s publications address specific issues in the literature on compromise and open the way to a comprehensive analysis of compromise as a political principle.
books
- Baume, S. & Novak, S. (eds.) (2020), Compromises in Democracy, Cham, Palgrave Macmillan. [link]
articles and book chapters
- Baume, S. “Carl Schmitt’s Multifaceted Rejection of Political Compromises” (2023), The Review of Politics. [link]
- Spang, F. “Compromise in political theory” (2023), Political Studies Review. [link]
- Spang, F. “Should the animal rights movement make use of deliberative activism?” (2022), Politics and Animals. [link]
- Spang, F., “Is moral compromise feasible?” (forthcoming), in Neil Hibbert, Charles Jones & Steven Lecce (eds.), Justice, rights, and toleration.
- Baume, S. & Papadopoulos, Y. (2022). “Against Compromise in Democracy? A Plea for a Fine-Grained Assessment.” Constellations, Advance Online Publication. [link]
- Spang, F. (2021). “Why a fair compromise requires deliberation.” Journal of Deliberative Democracy 17 (1): 38–47. [link]
work in progress
- Baume, S. “Classical and non-classical objections to compromise.”
- Baume S., “Compromise and (authoritarian) populism.”
- Baume S., “Compromise and militant democracy.”
- Spang, F., Compromise and climate change.
- Spang, F., Compromise and third-parties.
- Spang, F., Intra-personal compromise.