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CV and list of publications, Lisa Herzog

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CV and list of publications (November 2019)

Prof. Dr. Lisa Herzog

Faculty of Philosophy, Ethics, Social and Political Philosophy & Center for Philosophy, Politics, and Economics

Oude Boteringestraat 52 9712 GL Groningen

The Netherlands

1. Academic positions 2. Academic education 3. Prizes and scholarships 4. Externally funded projects 5. Service to the profession 6. Organized events 7. Talks (academic and non-academic) 8. Courses taught and theses supervised 9. Publications 1. Academic positions 2019- Associate Professor and Rosalind-Franklin-Fellow, Faculty of Philosophy,

University of Groningen, Netherlands 2016-19 Professor (tenure track with fast track option) of Political Philosophy and

Theory, School of Governance, Technical University of Munich, Germany 3/2017 Visiting Scholar, Department of Philosophy, University of Utrecht,

Netherlands 2013-16 Postdoc in the research project “Moral Agents in Financial Markets“,

Goethe University Frankfurt (Research Cluster “Normative Orders”) and Institute for Social Research, Frankfurt/M., Germany (2014-15 on leave)

2014-2015 Postdoctoral Fellow, Center for Ethics in Society, Stanford University, USA 01-02/2013 Visiting Scholar, Faculty of Philosophy, KU Leuven, Belgium 2011-2013 Postdoc in Philosophy, University of St. Gallen; Member of the research

group “Global Democratic Governance”, Department of Politics (09/2012-03/2013), Switzerland

03-08/2011 Predoctoral assistant, business ethics, Technical University of Munich, Germany

2. Academic education 2016 “Habilitation” in Philosophy, Goethe University Frankfurt; internal

examiners: Axel Honneth, Rainer Forst, Darrel Moellendorf, Werner Plumpe; external examiner: Debra Satz (Stanford)

2013 Certificate in didactics for higher education, University of St. Gallen (300 hours)

2011 D.Phil. in Political Theory, New College, University of Oxford


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Supervisors: Alan Ryan, Mark Philp; Examiners: Michael Freeden, Dudley Knowles; “passed without corrections”

2008 Master of Studies in Philosophy, University of Oxford 2002-2007 Studies of Economics, Philosophy, Politics and Modern History, Ludwig-

Maximilians-Universität Munich and Oxford University; Final degree (= Master level): Diplom-Volkswirtin (final grade: 1,18)

3. Prizes and scholarships (selection) 2019 Deutscher Preis für Sozialphilosophie und Ethik 2019 Tractatus Preis for Die Rettung der Arbeit 2017-2018 Fellow, Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin (German Institute for Advanced

Studies) 2017-2022 Member of the Global Young Academy 2015 3rd prize of the 3 Quarks Daily Philosophy Prize 2015 for “(One of)

Effective Altruism’s blind spot(s)“ 2015 Shortlist of the Tractatus Preis for Freiheit gehört nicht nur den Reichen 2012 Ernst-Bloch-Förderpreis der Stadt Ludwigshafen 2011 Sir Ernest Barker Prize for the best dissertation in political theory in the UK

(Political Studies Association) 2009-2011 Scholarship for doctoral studies, Studienstiftung des Deutschen Volkes 2007-2010 Rhodes Scholarship 2009 Essay prize of the Bayreuther Dialoge 2008 Alumni prize for best degree in economics in my cohort 2006 Essay prize of the department of philosophy, LMU München 2002-2007 Scholarships, Stiftung Maximilianeum, Bayerische

Begabtenförderung and Studienstiftung des Deutschen Volkes

4. Externally funded projects Current Projects 2019-2022 “Democracy and its futures – between “governance” and counter-publics

(with Prof. Jan Spurk, Paris), DFG/ANR (DFG-part: 261.000€) 2018-2022 Project “Deliberative Democracy in the enterprise: the potential of mini

publics” in the research network ForDemocracy, Bavarian Ministry for Science and Art (218.400€)

2018-2022 Project “Codetermination in the firm: ethics between autonomy and the pressure to efficiency?” in the Münchner Kolleg für Ethik in der Praxis, VW foundation (ca. 180.000€)

2019-2020 GYA North-South Grant with Dr. Robert Lepenies (Germany) and Dr. Ibrahim Sidi Zakiri (Niger), “Citizen science for reducing exposure to urban air pollution”, 10.000€)

Past projects with external funding 2017 Funding for the international workshop „Democracy in the Enterprise“ (with

Dr. Roberto Frega), Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin and CNRS 2016 Guest professorship (two weeks) for Dr. Mark Reiff, UC Davis, at TUM 2014 Funding for a one-week seminar at Villa Vigoni (funded by DFG),

“Morality and the Economy: Perspectives from Philosophy, Political Theory and Economics” (with Dr. Julia Peters and Dr. Emanuela Ceva)


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2011 Peer-Mentoring-Group for female postdocs, Swiss Research Fund (with Dr. Rebecca Skubbin)

5. Service to the profession Positions 2018-21 Co-lead of the Working Group WorkingFutures, with Prof. Dr.

Bénédicte Zimmermann and Prof. Andreas Eckert, Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin

2018- Head of the executive committee, Society for Women in Philosophy Germany 2018- Mentor in the Global Young Academy Program for “Scholars at

Risk” 2018-19 Member of the board, Bavarian Institute for Digital Transformation 2018 Mentor in the mentoring program for young scholars of the Association for Political Theory 2018- Editorial Board, Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy 2017- Member, Münchner Kompetenzzentrum Ethik (MKE) der LMU 2017- Co-Editor, Review of Social Economy 2014- Scientific Advisory Board, Kiel Center for Philosophy, Politics and

Economics, Universität Kiel 2014 Member of the Selection Committee of the German Rhodes Scholarship Membership in Research Networks 2019-20 Member of a working group of the Leopoldina (German Academy for

Sciences) on “Digitalisierung und Demokratie” 2016-19 Member of the working group “International justice and institutional

responsibility”, Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften 2015-17 Member of the Role Ethics Network, led by Dr. Alex Barber and Dr. Sean Cordell, Arts and Humanities Research Council, United Kingdom 2013- Member of the Economic Ethics Network (annual meetings) 2013- Founding member of the Political Theory Group Blog Justice Everywhere

(www.justice-everywhere.org) Positions at TUM 2018 Member of the search committee for a full professorship in philosophy of

science and technology 2017-19 Gender Equality Officer of the School of Governance 2017-19 Mentor at the Jungen Akademie of TUM (extracurricular interdisciplinary projects by outstanding students) 2017 Member of the search committee for a professorship in history and ethics of

medicine 2016-19 Responsible for the B.Sc. course (with Prof. Stefan Wurster) 2016-17 Responsible for establishing international exchange programs (Erasmus,

etc.) Reviewing (selection for 2014-2019) Journals Journal of Political Philosophy, American Political Science Review,

American Journal of Political Science, Journal of Politics, Politics, Philosophy & Economics, Critical Review of International Social and


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Political Philosophy, Ethical Theory and Moral Practice, Philosophy & Technology

Publishers Oxford University Press, Cambridge University Press, Routledge, Blackwell, Palgrave Macmillan Organizations Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, Fellowship Program of the Center for

Advanced Studies – South Eastern Europe, Netherlandse Organisatie voor Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek, Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin

Conferences Association for Political Theory, European Congress for Analytic Philosophy, Hamburger Workshop Politische Philosophie 6. Organized events (selection) 2019 with Dr. Katya Assaf, Hebrew University: Conference on “Markets and

Meaning”, Hebrew University 2019 with Dr. Verina Wild, LMU: Internationaler Workshop “Digital

Behavioural Technology, Vulnerability and Justice” 2019 with Dr. Just Serrano Zamora und Dr. Martin Oppelt: Konferenz “Ways

forward for Democracy – (Digital) Potentials, Mobilizations, Strategies” 2019 with Frauke Schmode und Selina Schröttle: Forum Wirtschaftsphilosophie

(annual meeting for young philosophers of economics) 2018 Co-Chair of the Program Committee, 8th International Conference of

Young Scientists & Annual General Meeting of the Global Young Academy, Pattaya, Thailand

2018 with Dr. Roberto Frega, CNRS: international workshop “Democracy in the Enterprise”, Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin

2017 with Dr. Felix Gerlsbeck: Workshop „Information, Epistemic Norms and Democratic Choice – Beyond and Below the State“, TUM Studienzentrum Raitenhasslach

2017 with Dr. Rutger Claassen, Utrecht: Symposium at ECAP9: “Structural Economic Justice and the Critique of Power”

2017 Work-in-Progress Workshop “Philosophical Pragmatism Reconsidered”, Hochschule für Philosophie and Hochschule für Politik, München

2016 Workshop „Between Ethics and Efficiency? The Political Theory of Corporate Governance“, Hochschule für Politik München

2016 with Dr. Andrew Walton (Newcastle): Panel „Economic Justice: A Structural Perspective”, ECPR General Conference, Prag

2016 with Prof. Boudewijn de Bruin (Groningen): Workshop “Finance – Justice – Knowledge,” Cluster “Normative Orders”, Goethe University Frankfurt

2015 with Julia Peters and Emanuela Ceva: Villa Vigoni seminar “Morality and the Economy”

2015 Workshop “Justice – Law – Finance” am Cluster “Normative Orders”, Goethe Universität Frankfurt

2015 Panel discussion on “Ethics and Market Design”, panelists: Al Roth, Anat Admati, Debra Satz, Stanford University

2014 with Dr. Andrew Walton: Workshop with Philippe van Parijs’ ‘Demos-cracy for a Fragmented Polity’, Global Democratic Governance Program, Universität St. Gallen

2013 with Claudia Cignon: Panel “Krise und Kritik in der Finanzbranche” Nachwuchskonferenz des Clusters “Normative Orders”, Goethe University Frankfurt

2013 with Prof. Dr. Rahel Jäggi, Prof. Dr. Stefan Gosepath, Prof. Nancy Fraser: Workshop „Markets and Morality“, Humboldt Universität Berlin.


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2013 with Dr. Andrew Walton: Panel “Thinking the economy”, MANCEPT Workshops, Manchester

2013 with Dr. Andrew Walton: Workshop “Justice in Trade”, University of St. Gallen

2012 Special stream at the European Business Ethics Network Annual Conference, Barcelona, on Morality and Hierarchy in Organizations

2012 Co-organizer of the speakers series “Responsibility” of the research group “KIM” (Cultures, Institutions, Markets), University of St. Gallen

2012 with Prof. Dr. Karin de Boer, Dr. Nicholas Vrousalis, Dr. Matthias Lievens and Prof. Dr. Antoon Braeckman: Conference “Democracy and the Market”, University of Leuven

2012 with Dr. Christian Neuhäuser: Workshop “Thinking the economy” at the MANCEPT Workshops, Manchester

2010 with Robert Harris: International Conference „The Many Colours of Hegelianism – Hegel’s philosophy and its reception in an international context“, Oxford

7. Talks (2016-2019) Academic talks (*=invited, **=invited after peer-review of submissions) 2019 Conference „Markets and Meaning: European, North-American and Israeli

Perspectives”, Hebrew University, Jerusalem Paper (with Katya Assaf): “The importance of being first: Inventorship between glory and profit”

2019 Universität Paderborn, Ringvorlesung des Forschungskollegs „Arbeit 4.0“ *Vortrag: „Digitalisierung und gute Arbeit“ 2019 Workshop „Debating Media Accountability“, Institute of Philosophy,

Leiden University *Paper: “An ethics of framing? Shared standards versus competitive pressures in the market for attention”

2019 „Politische Theorie und Politische Philosophie in Wissenschaft und Öffentlichkeit.“Herbsttagung der Sektion für Politische Theorie und Ideengeschichte in der DVPW in Zusammenarbeit mit der AG Politische Philosophie der DGPHil *Paper: „The good, the bad, the indifferent. How to ground theories of economic justice?”

2019 Social Ontology Conference 2019, University of Tampere, Finland *Keynote: “Republican Functionalism” 2019 Philosophy Colloquium, Department of Philosophy, University if Helsinki

*Paper “What would it take to turn Facebook into a democracy? Between normative ideals and technical possibilities” (with Jens Großklags and Severin Engelmann)

2019 10th Summer School in Political Philosophy & Public Policy, University of Minho, Braga: Democracy, Corporations and the Limits of the Market *Keynote: “Big Data and the Insurance Industry: A Luck Egalitarian Dream?”

2019 Workshop “Power and Legitimacy of Corporations”, TU Dortmund *Paper: “Corporate Power and Corporate Knowledge. Disentangling the Debate About Corporatization of Knowledge” 2019 Center for Political Thought, University of Durham


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*Henry Tudor Memorial Address 2019: “What would it take to turn Facebook into a democracy? Between normative ideals and technical possibilities” (with Jens Großklags and Severin Engelmann)

2019 Workshop: “New Methods in Political Theory” – London School of Economics

*Paper: “The good, the bad, and the indifferent: how to ground theories of economic justice? 2019 Amsterdam Graduate Political Theory Conference *Keynote: “Republican Functionalism” 2019 Forschungsnetzwerk „Working Futures“, Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin *Talk: Republican Functionalism and the future of work 2019 Rottendorf Symposium 2019, Hochschule für Philosophie München: „Normativity Beyond Borders" *Talk: „The Political Economy of Knowledge and its Normative Dimensions” 2019 Queen’s University Belfast, Political Theory Colloquium *Paper: “Domination by experts? Republicanism and the differentiation of knowledge” 2019 Philosophy, Politics & Economics Colloquium, University of Groningen

*Paper “The limits of transparency: specialized knowledge, central banks and meaningful accountability” (with Eugénia da Conceicao-Heldt) 2019 Adam Smith Business School, University of Glasgow *Paper: “Lying, Misleading, and the Argument from Cultural Slopes” 2019 Department of Philosophy, University of Edinburgh

*Paper: “Liberal Egalitarianism, Specialization and the Distribution of Knowledge: Rethinking the Difference Principle Through the Lens of Knowledge”

2019 Department of Law Colloquium, Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel *Paper: „Old facts, new beginnings. Thinking with Arendt about algorithmic decision-making“

2019 Edmund J. Safra Center for Ethics, Tel Aviv University, Israel *Book Presentation of Reclaiming the System 2019 Ausschuss “Wirtschaftswissenschaften und Ethik” des Vereins für

Socialpolitik, Universität Ingolstadt Panel: Aktuelle Themen und Debatten: Wirtschaftsdemokratie 2019 Association for socioeconomic education and research, annual conference

2019, Universität Duisburg *Panel: “Plural and interdisciplinary? Teaching and studying the economy at the university”

2019 Universität Duisburg – Essen, Conference: “Die digitalisierte Demokratie – Politik und Kommunikation zwischen Daten, Netzwerken und Algorithmen“ **Paper: Old facts, new beginnings. Thinking with Arendt about algorithmic decision-making

2018 Department of Philosophy, Free University of Amsterdam *Paper: Recognition and the Economy: Untapped Potentials 2018 Rethinking Patent Law as an Incentive to Innovation. International Patent

Conference, Society of Intellectual Property and Competition Law and University of Warsow, Poland *Introductory Lecture: The importance of being first (with Katya Assaf-Zakharov, presented by Katya Assaf-Zakharov)


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2018 Center for Corporate Governance and Business Ethics, Vienna, Austria *Lecture: Political epistemology and its implications for business ethics 2018 Universidad de Navarra, Pamplona, Spain

*Paper: Old facts, new beginnings. Thinking with Arendt about algorithmic decision making.

2018 DVWP-Tagung „Grenzen der Demokratie“, Goethe Universität Frankfurt. *Podiumsdiskussion „Vom Elfenbeinturm zum Think Tank – Grenzüberschreitungen zwischen Wissenschaft und Praxis“

2018 ALLEA Workshop “Trust in Science & Changing Landscapes of Communication”, Koninklijke Nederlandse Akademie van Wetenschappen, Amsterdam *Presentation: Trust in Science – What should young scientists do?

2018 OZSW Summer School “Ethics and Economics”, Tilburg *Lecture: The epistemic division of labour in markets 2018 ECPR General Conference, University of Hamburg

**Presentation: Dysfunctional epistemic institutions as a form of corruption? **Presentation: The right or duty to professional resistance. A republican perspective

2018 Freie Universität Berlin, Institut für Philosophie, Institutskolloquium *Vortrag: Old facts, new beginnings? Thinking with Arendt about

knowledge, algorithms and politics 2018 Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften, Podium zum

Thema „Veränderungen der Kommunikation in der Gesellschaft und politische Konsequenzen“

*Impuls-Statement: Digitale Wahrheit(en) 2018 Berkeley-Berlin History Workshop, Max-Planck-Institut für

Bildungsforschung, Forschungsbereich „Geschichte der Gefühle“, Berlin *Paper: The epistemic division of labor in markets. Hayek, global trade, and the preconditions of responsible agency.

2018 Economic Ethics Network Meeting, INSEEC Paris Paper: Knowledge as a Basis for Ascribing Responsibility? 2018 Dienstags-Kolloquium, Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin *Vortrag: Old facts, new beginnings? Thinking with Arendt about

knowledge, algorithms and politics 2018 Kolloquium, Max-Planck-Institut für Bildungsforschung,

Forschungsbereich „Geschichte der Gefühle“, Berlin *Paper: Judgment, Algorithms, and the Ubiquity of Campbell’s Law 2018 Hertie School of Governance, Berlin *Paper The epistemic division of labor in markets. Hayek, global trade,

and the preconditions of responsible agency. 2018 Freie Universität Berlin, Kolloquium Zeitgeschichte *Vortrag Hyperspezialisierung, die Korrumpierung von Wissen und die

Verantwortung epistemischer Gemeinschaften 2018 London School of Economics, Political Theory Colloquium *Paper: Knowledge as a Basis for Assigning Responsibility 2018 TUM-GOV Research Seminar, School of Governance, Technical University

of Munich *Paper: Knowledge as a Basis for Assigning Responsibility?

2018 Workshop „Corporations as Political and Social Actors,“ University of Dortmund


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*Paper: What Rights to Knowledge for Corporations? 2018 Ringvorlesung „Frontiers of Economics – Die Wirtschaftswissenschaft

zwischen Krise und Aufbruch“, Universität Tübingen *Vortrag: Slaves of defunct economists? Ideengeschichte als interdisziplinärer Zugang zur Ökonomie

2017 Ethics Forum, University of East Anglia, UK *Paper: The corruption of knowledge and the responsibility of epistemic

communities 2017 Kolloquium Politische Theorie, Prof. Dr. Bernd Ladwig, Freie Unviersität

Berlin *Vortrag: Wissen und Verantwortungszuschreibung 2017 Kolloquium zum 75. Geburtstag von Prof. Dr. Ludwig Siep, Universität

Münster *Vortrag: Räume des Fortschritts 2017 Association for Political Theory 15th Annual Conference, University of

Michigan, Ann Arbor *Paper: Durkheim on social justice: from commutative to distributive 2017 Conference “Justice and Markets: Charting New Challenges, Globally and

Locally“, University of Ottawa * Paper: The epistemic division of labor in markets

2017 Manuscript Workshop on On Trade Justice by Gabriel Wollner and Mathias Risse, University of Ottawa *Commentary on chap. 11

2017 Conference “Who’s got the Power? Philosophical Critique of Social and Political Structures”, University of Iceland, Reykjavik *Keynote: Power of coordination, power of complicity? Markets, the distribution of power, and the power of defaults

2017 DGPhil Kongress 2017, “Norm und Natur”, Sektion Wirtschaftsphilosophie **Paper: Finanzielle Dominanz« als kritisches Konzept der globalen Gerechtigkeit

2017 MANCEPT Workshops 2017, University of Manchester Paper (with Rutger Claassen): Political power and economic power – liberalism, realism, and the political economy perspective Paper: International Financial Domination, or: Why the FED proves Rawls wrong

2017 Ninth European Congress of Analytic Philosophy (ECAP9), Munich Paper (with Rutger Claassen): Why Economic Agency Matters. Structural Justice, Domination and Freedom in the Economic Realm Paper (with Rutger Claassen): Political power and economic power – liberalism, realism, and the political economy perspective

2017 Role Ethics Network Edinburgh *Paper: Self and role – transformational agency in organizations 2017 Workshop “Information, Epistemic Norms, and Democratic Choice”, TUM

Study Center Raitenhasslach Paper (with Felix Gerlsbeck): Epistemic Democracy in the Workplace 2017 Economic Ethics Network Meeting, University of Stockholm

Paper, with Rutger Claassen: Why Economic Agency Matters Structural Justice, Domination and Freedom in the Economic Realm (presented by Rutger Claassen)

2017 Ringvorlesung Halle zu Ungleichheit *Vortrag: Die Illusion des verdienten Lohns


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2017 Vortrag MCMP, LMU München *Paper: International Financial Domination, or: Why the FED proves

Rawls wrong 2017 Vortrag an der Universität Salzburg

*Vortrag: Internationale finanzielle Dominanz – Rawls, die FED und das internationale Finanzsystem

2017 Forschungskolloquium Politische Philosophie Freie Universität Berlin und Forschergruppe Justitia Amplificata

*Paper: International Financial Domination, or: Why the FED proves Rawls wrong

2017 Transatlantic Normative Business Ethics Workshop (Wharton/INSEEC/UCL), at INSEEC Paris *Paper: Citizens’ Autonomy and Corporate Cultural Power: a Contractualist Approach

2017 Forschungskolloquium Moralphilosophie, LMU München *Paper: Lying, Misleading, and the Argument from Cultural Slopes 2017 Centre Walras-Pareto, Université de Lausanne, Switzerland

*Paper: Durkheim on social justice: the argument from “organic solidarity” 2017 Münchner Kompetenzzentrum Ethik, Ethik Konversationen, LMU München

*Paper: Political power and economic power – liberalism, realism, and the political economy perspective

2017 Workshop “Corporate Social Responsibility: Interdisciplinary Perspectives”, Utrecht University *Paper: Citizens’ autonomy and corporate cultural power: a contractualist approach

2017 Philosophy Colloquium Utrecht University *Paper: Relational egalitarians, let’s fight managerialism, too 2017 Forum Wirtschaftsphilosophie, Berlin

Presentation: (with Felix Gerlsbeck): Epistemic arguments for workplace democracy

2017 Center for Applied Philosophy, Aalborg University *Research Colloquium: Discussion of “Fieldwork in Political Theory” * Guest Lecture: Reclaiming the System 2017 1st Workshop on Political Equality and Voting, Aalborg University

*Paper (with Felix Gerlsbeck): Epistemic arguments for workplace democracy

2017 Antrittsvorlesung, Goethe Universität Frankfurt Vorlesung: Diskurs ohne Wahrheit? Was leistet die Universität im „postfaktischen“ Zeitalter?

2017 Universität Leipzig, Kolloquium Philosophie *Paper: Lying, Misleading, and the Argument from Cultural Slopes 2017 TUM, BEWIP Seminar (Department of Management)

*Paper: Corporate Cultural Power and what might be wrong with it – a contractualist perspective

2017 University of Hannover, Faculty of Philosophy, Research Colloquium *Paper: The Game you are. Misleading through social norms and what’s wrong with it

2016 Workshop “Arguing for Equality”, Goethe University Frankfurt *Commentary on John Baker’s “Arguing for Equality”, chap. 7: “Would

Equality Restrict Freedom?”


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2016 Workshop “Between Ethics and Efficiency? The Political Theory of Corporate Governance”, HfP/ TUM Paper: Cultural Power and corporate governance

2016 Conference “Ethics for a Broken World”, Ethikzentrum, LMU München **Paper: The monsters we created – legal entities and a broken world 2016 Political Theory Colloquium, Hochschule für Politik München

Paper: The game you are in. Misleading through social norms and what’s wrong with it.

2016 Finance and Social Justice Conference, Bayreuth *Invited plenary talk: What could be wrong with a Mortgage? Private Debt Markets from a Perspective of Structural Injustice

2016 ECPR General Conference, Panel “Economic Justice – a Structural Perspective” Paper: What could be wrong with a mortgage? Private debt markets from a perspective of structural injustice

2016 Economic Ethics Network Meeting (Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona) Paper: Relational Egalitarians, let’s fight managerialism, too! 2016 Conference “The Business of Teaching”, Copenhagen Business School *Keynote Exchanges of goods, exchanges of sympathy. Teaching (more

than) markets 2016 University of Amsterdam, Department of Philosophy, Philosophy of

Science Colloquium *Paper: The end of the subject as we knew it? How (not) to bring together social psychology and normative theorizing

2016 University of Amsterdam, Political Theory Colloquium *Paper: The game you are in. Knowledge, deception and social norms” 2016 Workshop “Normative Perspectives on Labour Migration”, Goethe

University Frankfurt *Comment on Oliverio Angeli’s paper “Immigration Fees: A Defense” 2016 Workshop “Finance – Justice – Knowledge”, Goethe University Frankfurt Paper: What could be wrong with a mortgage? Private debt from a

perspective of structural injustice 2016 Workshop “Gefährdung der Menschenrechte und Demokratie am Beispiel

von TTIP”, MenschenRechtsZentrum Universität Potsdam *Paper: TTIP und die Funktionsbedingungen moralisch rechtfertigbarer Märkte

2016 Confererence “Justifying Power and Decisions in the 21st Century: Rethinking Legitimacy from a PPE perspective”, Witten/Herdecke University *Keynote: Knowledge, Power, and the Legitimacy of Markets

2016 Conference “Social Justice. New Perspectives, New Horizons”, Group for Social Engagement Studies, Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory in cooperation with Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, Belgrad *Keynote: The game you are in. Social norms, their abuse, and the perpetuation of social injustice

2016 Research Colloquium, Marburg Center for Institutional Economics *Paper “What could be wrong with a mortgage? - Private debt from a perspective of structural injustice”

2016 Workshop “Economic Liberalism: Foundations and Rhetoric”, Graz Schumpeter Center, Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz *Vortrag: Efficient coordination or power: the role of the market in


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modern societies 2016 Jour fixe, Wittenberg Center for Global Ethics *Paper Self, role, and transformational agency 2016 Tagung “Liberalismus: Traditionen, Konstellationen und Aussichten” der

Deutschen Vereinigung für Politikwissenschaft an der LMU München * Vortrag: Markt und Gerechtigkeit im Neoliberalismus

2016 Tagung “Das Problem der Macht – interdisziplinäre Perspektiven”. Walther Eucken-Institut, Universität Freiburg

*Vortrag: Wirtschaftsethische Perspektiven: Wissen und Macht 2016 Ausschuss “Wirtschaftswissenschaften und Ethik” des Vereins für

Socialpolitik, Internationales Hochschulinstitut Zittau *Vortrag: Two kinds of professional ethics

2016 Conference “Normative Interventions”, University College London **Paper: Between Voters and Legislators: Social Philosophy and its dialogue with practitioners

2016 Kolloquium Wirtschaftsethik, Goethe Universität Frankfurt *Paper: Welches Spiel wird hier gespielt? Soziale Normen in der Wirtschaft

Public talks and outreach (selection, 2016-2019) 2019 Preisrede zur Verleihung des Dt. Preis für Sozialphilosophie und Ethik,

Universität Hamburg 2019 Philosophicum Lech: „Elite ohne Verantwortung? Die missverstandene

Meritokratie“ 2019 ZEIT-Café „Was braucht der Mensch? Arbeit!“. Im Gespräch mit Elisabeth

von Thadden, Hamburg 2019 Vortrag zu „Die Rettung der Arbeit, Stiftung Demokratie Saarland,

Saarbrücken 2019 Evangelische Stadtakademie und Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung München, Reihe

„Born to be free“, Vortrag „Freiheit gehört nicht nur den Reichen“ 2019 „Zu Gast auf dem Sofa“ in der Bibliothek der Hochschule St. Augustin, zu

Die Rettung der Arbeit 2019 Romanfabrik, Frankfurt, Discussion of Die Rettung der Arbeit 2018 Symposium „Freunde der Offenen Gesellschaft“ zu Ehren von Prof. Klaus

Töpfer, Berlin. Keynote: Wessen Wissen? Wessen Wissenschaft? 2018 Konferenz „Was ist die Grüne Erzählung?“ der Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung,

Panel „Eine Erzählung von sozialer Teilhabe: Kapital, Arbeit, Infrastruktur“

2018 Vortrag am Collège Calvin und der Germanistischen Gesellschaft Genf: Wirtschaftsdemokratie: Utopie oder Chance der Digitalisierung?

2018 Podium und Fishbowl „What’s Left of Left?“ mit Lars Klingbeil, Generalsekretär der SPD. Arbeitskreis „Philosophie und Sozialdemokratie“ und Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, Roter Salon der Volksbühne Berlin

2018 Participation in the Project „Twelve Stars“ – online debate on Change my View: „Companies should be run by employees, and the EU should encourage such new forms of cooperate governance.“

2018 Kreisky-Forum, Wien, Vortrag und Diskussion „Kapitalismus und Freiheit – geht das noch zusammen?“ (Moderation: Robert Misik)

2018 Thomasius-Club Leipzig, Diskussionsveranstaltung „Markt, Gesellschaft, Gerechtigkeit“


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2018 Abendkolloquium, Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin „Markt oder Profession? Die Politik zweier Wissenslogiken“ – auch im Deutschlandfunk, Nova Hörsaal, 24.3.2018

2017 Weltethos-Institut Tübingen, Podiumsdiskussion “Welche Freiheit? Wessen Wirtschaft?” mit Ralph Fücks und Bernd Vilhauer.

2017 Konferenz „(Re)thinking Europe. Christian contributions to the future of the European project“, Panel „The strength to create – What kind of Economy for Europe in a Changing World?“ COMECE, Vatican, 27.-29.10.2017

2017 Österreichisches Parlament, Podiumsdiskussion zur Vorstellung der Arena- Analyse „Demokratie neu starten“ 2017 Literaturhaus München, Podiumsdiskussion mit Jonas Lüscher zu seinem

Roman “Kraft”; Moderation: Ijoma Mangold, Die ZEIT 2016 Deutsches Theater Berlin, Reihe “Der leere Himmel”, Vortrag: Arbeit und

Sinn 2016 Emder Vorträge: Mensch oder Marionette? Zukünftige Herausforderungen

an die Unternehmenskultur 2016 GlobArt Academy, Krems, Vortrag: Nur Rädchen im System? Warum

Verantwortung sich nicht outsourcen lässt 2016 Europäisches Forum Alpbach, Breakout Session “Liberté – Egalité –

Solidarity” (with Kathleen Lnych) 8. Courses taught and theses supervised Semester, University

Title Topics Teaching Methods

August 2019 (two week course, with Dr. Mark Reiff, UC Davies)

„The Role of the Economy in a Liberal Society”

Liberalism, inequality, financial markets, labor markets, populism and its economic determinants

Seminar discussion, elements of lectures, interactive interpretation of texts, various interactive formats

Summer 2019, TUM

Politische Epistemologie: Demokratie und Wissen

Expertise in democracies, epistemic justice, responsibility of scientists, etc.

Seminar discussion, elements of lectures, interactive interpretation of texts, term paper

Summer 2019 TUM

Research Colloquium Political Philosophy

Recent research and work-in-progress in political philosophy

Pre-circulated papers, presentation, discussion; student participation: three graded essays

March 2019, Hebrew University of Jerusalem

German Political Thought after 1945 in its European Context

Critical Theory, Ordoliberalism, Frankfurt School, Green Political Thought

Seminar discussion, elements of lectures, interactive interpretation of texts

Winter 2018/19 TUM

“Political Theory I“ (introductory lecture and tutorials)

Political values (freedom, equality, justice), institutions (democracy, rule of law, etc.), practices and current challenges (e.g. climate justice)

Lecture with interactive elements, tutorials with reading questions, discussions in larger and smaller groups, 24-hour-take home exam (essay)


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Winter 2018/19 TUM




Juni 2017 (blocked) University of Lucerne

Module „Markets“ in the study course „Philosophy and Management

Markets from the perspective of political philosophy; relation to justice, freedom, good life; markets in a global world; moral responsibility in markets

Short lectures with interactive elements, reading questions, discussion of texts, group work and group discussions

Summer 2017 TUM

„Political Philosophy II“ (two seminars)

Contemporary theories of justice (distributive justice, capability approach, feminist theories of justice, human rights from a Western and African perspective)

Introductory lectures, student presentations, discussions, application of theories to contemporary examples

Winter 2016/17 TUM

“Political Theory I“ (introductory lecture and tutorials)

Political values (freedom, equality, justice), institutions (democracy, rule of law, etc.), practices and current challenges (e.g. climate justice)

Lecture with interactive elements, tutorials with reading questions, discussions in larger and smaller groups, 24-hour-take home exam (essay)

Winter 2016/17 TUM




Summer 2016 Goethe University Frankfurt

Seminar “What comes after Rawls & co.? Recent theories of justice”

Ideal and non-ideal theories of justice, feminist and racial justice, international and global justice

Introductory lectures, student presentations, discussions, application of theories to contemporary examples; essays with feedback

Winter 2015/16 Goethe Universität Frankfurt

Seminar “Ethics in Organizations”

Ethical foundations of organizations, organizational culture, whistleblowing, legal structures of organizations, workplace democracy


Spring 2015 Stanford University

“Collective Action Problems – Ethics, Politics & Culture “

Problems of collective actions (e.g. climate change) and their ethical dimensions; institutional and cultural approaches to solutions



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Summer 2014 Goethe University Frankfurt

Seminar “Introduction to Hannah Arendt’s political thought“

Central passages of Vita Activa, Eichmann in Jerusalem u.a.


Winter 2013/14 Goethe University Frankfurt

Seminar “Markets in a just society? New contributions to economic philosophy”

Contemporary philosophical approaches to markets, including G.A. Cohen, A. Sen, D. Satz, etc.


Summer 2013 University of St. Gallen

Seminar „Responsibility – Theory and Practice“ (with C. Schenk)

Philosophical approaches to responsibility; introduction to qualitative research methods, design of a small group project; philosophical discussion of empirical findings

Group presentations and group projects, introductory lectures, group reports and feedback

Winter 2012/13 and Winter 2013/14 (blocked) University of St. Gallen

Seminar „Market and state – foundations of economic philosophy”

Historical and systematic texts about the relation between state and market (e.g. Aristoteles, Hobbes, Smith, Rawls, Nozick

Introductory lectures, group discussions, discussions, application of theories to contemporary examples; essays with feedback

Summer 2012 and Summer 2013 University of St. Gallen

Seminar “Introduction to Philosophy: Existentialism“

Texts on existentialism, e.g. by Nietzsche, Sartre, de Beauvoir, Camus; contemporary applications

Short lectures, group discussions, interactive group formats, movie sections, oral exam

Winter 2012 University of St. Gallen

Seminar “ Introduction to Philosophy: Critical Theory”

Texts from the history of Critical theory (Horkheimer, Adorno, Habermas, Forst), application to contemporary questions

Short lectures, group discussions, interactive group formats, movie sections, term paper

Winter 2011/12 University of St. Gallen

Seminar: „ Introduction to Philosophy: Virtue ethics”

Historical and systematic texts on virtue ethics (Aristoteles, Hume, Kant, Anscombe, etc.), application to contemporay questions

Short lectures, group discussions, interactive group formats, movie sections, term paper

Summer 2011 TU München

Seminar “Practical Ethics” Introductory texts to ethics (Kant, Mill, etc.) and application to contemporary questions

Student presentations, group discussions, term paper


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Winter 2010/11 (blocked) LMU München

Seminar “Classical texts on social contract theory – Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau”

Central passages from Passagen aus Leviathan, Two Treatises, Contrat Social


Summer 2010 (blocked) LMU München

Seminar: “Introduction to economic philosophy ”

Historical and systematic texts and application to contemporary questions (e.g. Mandeville, Smith, Marx, Keynes, Sen…)


Summer 2009 (blocked) LMU Munich

Seminar “The liberal-communitarian debate” (with Dr. Martin Rechenauer & Christine Bratu)

Central texts by Rawls, Walzer, Taylor, Sandel, etc.


Supervised doctoral theses 2018- with David Cassasas, Barcelona, as co-tutelle: David Guerrero: “A

republican theory of free speech” 2018- Selina Schröttle: „Die Herausforderungen der deutschen Mitbestimmung”

(first supervisor, in the framework of the Münchner Kolleg für Ethik in der Praxis)

2018- Andri König: “Verantwortung für nachhaltige Produktion” (member of the thesis advisory committee, in the framework of the Münchner Kolleg für Ethik in der Praxis)

2018- Alexander Krüger: “Workplace Democracy and the Potential of Minipublics” (as part of the projekt “ForDemocracy”)

2017- Jakob Moggia: “Global Risk Justice” (funded by the Studienstiftung des Deutschen Volkes)

2016- Frauke Schmode: „Distributive Justice with regard to „bad“ work” External examiner of doctoral theses 2018 External examiner of the thesis of Machteld Geuskens: „Epistemic

Justice: A Principled Approach to Knowledge Generation and Distribution“, University of Tilburg, Netherlands

2018 External examiner of the thesis of Jelle van Baardewijk: „The Moral Formation of Business Students. A Philosophical and Empirical Investigation of the Business Student Ethos“, Free University of Amsterdam, Netherlands

2017/18 External examiner of the thesis of Philipp Wirz: „Die Gründe- Perspektive auf die Wirtschaftspraxis“, Fachbereich Philosophie und Geschichte, Goethe University Frankfurt

2017 External examiner of the thesis of Agnieszka Wincewicz: „The Aspiring Agent: An account of moral personhood for economics”, University of Newcastle, UK

2017 External examiner of the thesis of Raphael Fèvre: „L’ordoliberalism (1932-1950): Une Économie Politique du Pouvoir“, Université de Lausanne, Switzerland

2016 External examiner of the thesis of Andreas Eriksen: „Taking Roles Seriously. On Professional Duty and Virtue“, Center for the Study of Professions, Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences, Norway


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9. List of publications * = peer-reviewed Monographs 2019 Einführung in die Politische Philosophie, Reihe Basiswissen Philosophie. Stuttgart: UTB 2019 Die Rettung der Arbeit. Ein Politischer Aufruf. Berlin: Hanser Berlin

Rezensionen / Interviews in: Zeit Online, DLF, HR, Radio Bremen, 3Sat Kulturzeit, u.a.

Included in the “Sachbuch-Bestenliste von ZDF, DLF und Die ZEIT)“ in March, April, Juni, and July/August 2019

Tractatus Preis Reprinted in „Bibliothek der Werte“ (Die ZEIT)

*2018 Reclaiming the System. Moral Responsibility, Divided Labour, and the Role of Organizations in Society. Oxford: Oxford University Press (= Habilitation)

Discussed in the Political Theory Podcast (Prof. Jeffrey Church); reviewed in a „Critical Dialogue“ in Perspectives on Politics, reviewed in Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews

Book events at Tel Aviv University und Belfast University

2014 Freiheit gehört nicht nur den Reichen. Plädoyer für einen zeitgemäßen Liberalismus. München: C.H. Beck

Rezensionen / Interviews in: Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Die ZEIT, taz, Deutschlandradio Kultur, Deutschlandfunk, Telepolis, SWR2, Portal für Politikwissenschaft, WDR3, Der Falter, SR2, der Freitag, Luxemburger Wort, Schweizer Fernsehen, NZZ u.a.

Wiederabdruck durch die Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung Shortlist des Tractatus Preis

*2013 Inventing the Market. Smith, Hegel and Political Theory, Oxford: Oxford University Press (= Dissertation) (Paperback 2016)

Rezensionen in: LSE Review of books, Radical Philosophy Review, Intellectual History Review, Library of Law & Liberty blog, Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Erasmus Journal of Philosophy and Economics, Political Studies Review, Economics and Philosophy, Grazer Philosophische Studien, Owl of Minerva, Marx and Philosophy, Journal of the History of Economic Thought, Hegel Studien, Economic Sociology, Politische Vierteljahresschrift, Journal of Media, Cognition and Communication, Economía, Hegel Bulletin, Perspectives on Politics, Business Ethics Quarterly “Author meets critic”-Kolloquium at Humboldt-Universität Berlin and one-day workshop at Hamburg University. A symposium appeared in the Adam Smith Review.

(Co-)editorships *2017 Just Financial Markets? Finance in a Just Society. Oxford: Oxford

University Press Reviewed in Ethical Perspectives, Journal of Moral Philosophy 2016 mit Axel Honneth, Joseph Schumpeter: Schriften zur Ökonomie und

Soziologie, Berlin: Suhrkamp (neu herausgegeben mit Einleitung) Rezension von André Kieserling in Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung

2015 mit Sighard Neckel: Schwerpunkt „Ethik im Finanzmarkt“, WestEnd 2014 mit Axel Honneth, Der Wert des Marktes. Berlin: Suhrkamp

Rezensionen in: Scienzz, Blog “Wirtschaftliche Freiheit”, Portal für Politikwissenschaft, Frankfurter Rundschau, TAZ, Soziologische Revue

*2013 Hegel’s thought in Europe. Currents, Crosscurrents, Countercurrents. Palgrave Macmillan


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2011 mit U. Büttner/M. Gehring/M. Gotterbarm/M. Hoch, Potentiale der symbolischen Formen. Eine interdisziplinäre Einführung in Ernst Cassirers Denken. Würzburg: Königshausen & Neumann

Rezension in: Zeitschrift für Kulturphilosophie Papers in journals *2019 “The epistemic division of labor in markets. Knowledge, global trade, and

the preconditions of responsible agency”, Economics & Philosophy, first view.

*2019 with Katya Assaf-Zhakarov: “Work, Identity, and the Regulation of Markets: A Study of Trademark Law in the U.S. and Germany”, Law and Social Inquiry, online first.

*2019 “Global reserve currencies from the perspective of structural global justice: distribution and domination”, Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy (CRISPP), online first.

*2019 with Roberto Frega and Chris Neuhäuser: “Workplace Democracy – the recent debate”, Philosophy Compass, online first.

*2019 with Rutger Claassen: “Why Economic Agency Matters. An Account of Structural Domination in the Economic Realm.” European Journal of Political Theory, accepted

*2019 with Felix Gerlsbeck: “The Epistemic Potentials of Workplace Democracy”, Review of Social Economy, accepted

*2018 “Just Wages in Which Markets? The Embeddedness of Markets and the Very Idea of an Unjust Wage.” Erasmus Journal of Philosophy and Economics 11(2), 105-123.

*2018 “Die Unerzwingbarkeit des Wesentlichen. Zum Verhältnis von kritischer Sozialtheorie und nicht-idealer politischer Theorie.“ Zeitschrift für politische Theorie 9(1), 3-28.

2018 „Teoria do reconhecimento e democracia econômica: potenciais não exauridos” (dt.: “Ökonomie und Anerkennung – unausgeschöpfte Potentiale, übersetzt von Gustavo Cunha). Civitas – Revista de Ciências Sociais 18(3), 523-538.

*2018 mit Boudewijn de Bruin, Martin O’Neill und Joakim Sandberg: Entry “Philosophy of Money and Finance” in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/money-finance/

*2018 “Global trade with an epistemic upgrade.” Moral Philosophy and Politics 5(2), 257-279, (Special issue on trade policies, hg. von Valentin Beck)

*2018 „Markt und Profession – die Politik zweier Wissenslogiken.“ Leviathan 46(2), 189-211.

*2018 “Durkheim on social justice: the argument from "organic solidarity"“, American Political Science Review, 112(1), 112-124.

2017 Introduction and Response, Book Symposium on Inventing the Market, Adam Smith Review 10, 151-153 and 179-186.

*2017 mit Bernardo Zacka: “Fieldwork in Political Theory: Five Arguments for an Ethnographic Sensibility”, first view British Journal of Political Science

*2017 “The game you are in: Misleading through social norms and what’s wrong with it.” Filozofija i drustvo – Philosophy and Society 28(2), 250-269. Open Access at https://doi.org/10.2298/FID1702250H

*2017 “Professional ethics in banking and the logic of "integrated situations": aligning responsibilities, recognition, and incentives,” online first, Journal of Business Ethics


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*2016 “Who should prevent sweatshops? Duties, excuses, and the moral division of labour in the global economy“, in: Hans-Christoph Schmidt am Busch (Hg.), Die Philosophie des Marktes – The philosophy of the Market. Deutsches Jahrbuch Philosophie 7, 255-278 (reviewed by the editor).

*2016 “Gibt es eine Macht der Reflexion in der Welt der Wirtschaft?”, in: Heiner Hastedt (Hg.), Macht und Reflexion. Deutsches Jahrbuch Philosophie 6, 165-182 (reviewed by the editor).

*2016 “What could be wrong with a mortgage? Private debt markets from a perspective of structural justice”, Journal of Political Philosophy, online first, Nov. 2016.

*2016 “Basic Income and the Ideal of Epistemic Equaliy”, Basic Income Studies 11(1), 29-38.

*2016 “Was bedeutet es, “Märkte einzubetten”? Eine Taxonomie”, Zeitschrift für praktische Philosophie 3(1), 13-52.

*2016 mit Anca Gheaus: “The Goods of Work (other than Money!)”, Journal of Social Philosophy 47(1), 70-89.

*2016 “The Normative Stakes of Economic Growth. Why Adam Smith does not rely on ‘trickle down’”, Journal of Politics 78(1), 50-62.

*2015 “No Company Is an Island. Industry-Related Responsibilities as Elements of Corporate Social Responsibility”, Journal of Business Ethics, online first

*2015 mit Rebekka Skubinn, “Internalized Moral Identity in Ethical Leadership”, Journal of Business Ethics, online first.

*2015 “Distributive justice, feasibility gridlocks, and the harmfulness of economic ideology”, Ethical Theory and Moral Practice 18(5), 957- 969. *2014 “Adam Smith on Markets and Justice”, Philosophy Compass, 9(12), 864-

875. *2014 “Adam Smith’s account of justice between naturalness and historicity”,

Journal of the History of Philosophy, 52(4), 703-726. *2014 “Eigentum im Finanzsystem”, Deutsche Zeitschrift für Philosophie 62(3),

415-442 (reviewed vom Herausgeber des “Schwerpunkts”). *2014 mit Andrew Walton, “Qualified Market Access and Interdisciplinarity”,

Ethics & Global Politics 7(2), 83-94. *2013 “Persönliches Vertrauen, Rechtsvertrauen, Systemvertrauen. Zur Natur von

Krediten und den Ursachen der Finanzkrise”, Deutsche Zeitschrift für Philosophie 61(4), 529-548 (reviewed von den Herausgebern).

*2013 “Virtues, interests, and institutions”, Philosophisches Jahrbuch 2013(2), 238-256.

*2013 mit Thomas Wischmeyer, “‘Moral Luck’ in Moralphilosophie und Recht“, Archiv für Rechts- und Sozialphilosophie, 2013, Heft II, 212-227.

*2013 “Markets”, The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (Summer 2013 Edition), Edward N. Zalta (ed.), forthcoming URL = <http://plato.stanford.edu/archives/sum2013/entries/markets/>

*2013 “The community of commerce. Smith’s rhetoric of sympathy in the Wealth of Nations”, Philosophy and Rhetoric 46(1), 65-87.

*2012 “Ideal and non-ideal theory and the problem of knowledge”, Journal of Applied Philosophy, 29(4), 271-288.

2012 mit Andreas Busen and Paul Sörensen, “Mit Hegel zu einer kritischen Theorie der Freiheit. Eine Heranführung an Honneths Das Recht der Freiheit”, Zeitschrift für Politische Theorie 2012(2), 247-270.


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2012 mit Andreas Busen, “Die Rekonstruktion der Freiheit. Ein Gespräch mit Axel Honneth”, Zeitschrift für Politische Theorie 2012(2), 271-280.

*2011 “Wer sind wir, wenn wir arbeiten? Soziale Identität im Markt bei Smith und Hegel”, Deutsche Zeitschrift für Philosophie 59(6), 835-852 (reviewed von den Herausgebern) (= chapter IV of Inventing the Market in German)

Artikel dazu in Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, 1. Februar 2012 *2011 “Higher and lower virtues in commercial society – Adam Smith and

motivation crowding out”, Politics, Philosophy and Economics 10(4), 370-395.

2010 Conference report on ‘The Many Colours of Hegelianism – Hegel’s philosophy and its reception in an international context’ (Oxford, June 2010), in Bulletin of the Hegel Society of Great Britain 62, 120-123.

*2008 “Economic Ethics for Real Humans - The Contribution of Behavioral Economics to Economic Ethics”, Zeitschrift für Wirtschafts- und Unternehmensethik, 9/2008, 112-128.

*2008 “‘When incentives don’t work – “motivation crowding out”’, The New Collection, Vol. 3 (Trinity).

Chapters in edited volumes 2019 Herzog, Lisa, “Politische Demokratie und Wirtschaftsdemokratie”, in:

Thomas Hartmann, Jochen Dahm, Frank Decker (Hrsg.): Die Zukunft der Demokratie. Erkämpft. Verteidigt. Gefährdet? Bonn: Dietz, 259-270.

2019 Herzog, Lisa, „Welche Märkte, wessen Wirtschaft? Das Rechtfertigungsnarrativ des Marktes und die vernachlässigte Rolle wirtschaftlicher Organisationen“, in: Karsten Fischer und Sebastian Huhnholz (Hrsg.): Liberalismus: Traditionsbestände und Gegenwartskontroversen. Baden-Baden: Nomos, 195-216

2019 Herzog, Lisa, „Die strukturelle Perspektive auf globale Gerechtigkeit und die Verantwortung epistemischer Gemeinschaften“, in: Julian Nida-Rümelin, Detlef von Daniels, Nicole Wloka (Hrsg.): Internationale Gerechtigkeit und institutionelle Verantwortung. Berlin: De Gruyter, 369-382.

2019 Herzog, Lisa, “Betriebe sollten von Arbeitnehmer/innen geführt werden und die EU sollte solche neuen Formen der Unternehmensführung fördern.“ In: Twelve Stars Initiative / Bertelsmann Stiftung (Hrsg.): Twelve Stars. Philosophen schlagen einen Kurs für Europa vor. Gütersloh: Verlag Bertelsmann Stiftung, 23-32. / „Companies should be run by employees, and the EU should encourage such new forms of cooporate governance.” In: Twelve Stars Initiative / Bertelsmann Stiftung (Hrsg.): Twelve Stars. Philosophers Chart a Course for Europe. Gütersloh: Verlag Bertelsmann Stiftung, 21-30.

2018* “History as an interdisciplinary dialogue – the Case of Philosophy and Economics,” in: Marcel van Ackeren with Lee Klein (ed.), Philosophy and the Historical Perspective. Proceedings of the British Academy, 214, published for the British Academy by Oxford University Press, Oxford, 229-242.

2018 “Anerkennung in der Ökonomie,” in: Siep L., Ikaheimo H.,


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Quante M. (eds) Handbuch Anerkennung. Springer Reference Geisteswissenschaften. Springer VS, Wiesbaden, https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-19561-8_61-1

2017 mit Anca Gheaus: “Die Güter der Arbeit (jenseits des Geldes!)”, in: Arbeit, Gerechtigkeit und Inklusion. Wege zu gleichberechtigter gesellschaftlicher Teilhabe, hg. von C. Misselhorn und H. Behrendt, Metzler: Stuttgart 2017, S. 189-210 (= dt. Fassung von Gheaus/Herzog 2016, übersetzt von Lisa Herzog)

2017 “Gerechte Strukturen für gute Arbeit”, in: Joachim Helfer, Marco Meyer, Klaus Wettig (Hg.): Wenn ich mir etwas wünschen dürfte. Intellektuelle zur Bundestagswahl 2017. Göttingen: Steidl, 34-41.

2017 “Nur Rädchen im System? Warum Verantwortung sich nicht outsourcen lässt”, in: GlobArt (Hg.): Wirklichkeit(en). Gegenwart neu wahrnehmen – Zukunft kreativ gestalten. Berlin/Boston: De Gruyter, 56-62.

*2017 “Can incomes in financial markets be deserved? A justice-based critique.” In Lisa Herzog (ed.): Just Financial Markets? Finance in a Just Society, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 103-121.

2017 “Hegel als Denker des Markets”, in: Ludwig Siep (Hg.), Klassiker Auslegen: Hegels Grundlinien der Philosophie des Rechts, 4. Auflage, Berlin/Boston: De Gruyter, 209-224

2016 ““Kantianer” in Hegels Wirtschaft – transformationales Handeln in Organisationen,” in: Sven Ellmers / Steffen Hermann (Hgs.), Korporation

und Sittlichkeit. Zur Aktualität von Hegels Theorie der bürgerlichen Gesellschaft, Paderborn: Fink, 331-346

*2016 “Smith and Modern Ethics”, Princeton Guidebook to Adam Smith, ed. Ryan Hanley, Princeton University Press, 340-353. *2015 “Two ways of taming the market – why Hegel needs the police and the corporations”, Hegel and Capitalism, ed. Andrew

Buchwalter, State University of New York Press. 147-162. *2013 “Intersubjektive Sanktionen als normative Gründe bei Adam Smith”, in

Moral und Sanktion. Eine Kontroverse über die Autorität moralischer Normen, ed. by A. Vesper and E. Buddeberg, Frankfurt am Main: Campus, 209-235.

2012 “The modern social contract tradition”, in: Handbook of the Philosophical Bases of Business Ethics, ed. by Christoph Lütge, Springer, 631-645.

Book reviews 2019 Review of Maxwell A. Cameron, Political Institutions and Practical

Wisdom. Between Rules and Practice, Book Exchange, Perspectives on Politics, 17(3) (2019), 838-839.

2019 Book Review of Alan Thomas’ “Republic of Equals”, Ethics 129(3), 497-501.

2018 Book Review of Samuel Freeman’s “Liberalism and Distributive Justice”, Notre Dame Philosophical Book Review, December 19th, https://ndpr.nd.edu/news/liberalism-and-distributive-justice/

2018 “Realismus statt Sonntagsreden.” Rezension zu Rüdiger Bittner, Bürger Sein. Eine Prüfung politischer Begriffe. Deutsche Zeitschrift für Philosophie 66(3), 383-386.

2017 Review of Performance and Progress: Essays on Capitalism, Business, and Society, ed. S. Rangan. Business Ethics Quarterly 27(1), 143-146.


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2016 Review of Harry Frankfurt, On Inequality, Ethical Theory and Moral Practice 19(3), 823-825.

2016 Review of Toula Nicolacopoulos and George Vassilacopoulos. The Disjunctive Logic of the World. Thinking Global Civil Society with Hegel. Melbourne: re.press, 2013, Hegel Bulletin 37(1), 164-167.

2015 Besprechung von Allen Wood, The Free Development of Each, Hegel-Studien Band 49, 175-178.

2015 ““… but one of the multitude”. Justice, Pluralism and Rationality in Smith and Weinstein.” Commentary in a symposium on Jack Weinstein, Adam Smith’s Pluralism, ed. Nathaniel Wolloch, Cosmos + Taxis 2(3) 2015, 16-21.

2015 Book Review of Jürgen Kocka, Geschichte des Kapitalismus, Political Theory 43(3), 420-423.

2015 “Capitalism, but better? Review of Mark R. Reiff, Exploitation and Economic Justice in the Liberal Capitalist State, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2013”, Res Publica 21(1), 99-103.

2013 “Die Macht „weicher Faktoren“: Der Habitus-Begriff in der Unternehmensethik. Rezension zu Ulrich Hemel et al. (eds.) Habituelle Unternehmensethik. Von der Ethik zum Ethos”, in Zeitschrift für Wirtschafts- und Unternehmensethik 14(1), 99-102.

2012 invited book review of Spencer J. Pack, Aristotle, Adam Smith and Karl Marx, Erasmus Journal for Philosophy and Economics 5(2), 138-143.

2012 Review of Hans-Christoph Schmidt am Busch, “Anerkennung” als Prinzip der kritischen Theorie, in Philosophisches Jahrbuch, (2012/2), 480-482.

2011 Invited review of Fonna Forman-Barzilai, Adam Smith and the Circles of Sympathy, in Canadian Journal of Political Science 44(3), 725-726.

Contributions to newspapers, magazines etc. (selection) 2019 “Why a market model is destroying the safeguards of the professions.”

Aeon Magazine, January 11th, https://aeon.co/ideas/why-a-market-model-is-destroying-the-safeguards-of-the-professions

2018 „Il faut engager une révolution morale.“ Le Monde, 13.12.2018, https://www.lemonde.fr/idees/article/2018/12/12/lisa-herzog-il-faut-engager-une-revolution-morale_5396095_3232.html

2018 „Kann digitale Arbeit menschlich sein?“, Die ZEIT 46, 8.11.2018, S. 48

2018 mit Jakob Moggia: „Der Gipfel des Win-Lose“, Die Furche, 12.9.2018, online unter http://www.furche.at/system/showthread.php?t=73509

2018 „Data unser! Eigentum an persönlichen Informationen“. Tagesspiegel, 15.7.2018 / online 25.7.2018

2017 „Was genau sollen uns die Bienen lehren?“ Rezension zu Jens Kersten, „Schwarmdemokratie“: Der digitale Wandel des liberalen Verfassungsstaats, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, 15.12.2017, S. 12.

2017 „Wie hältst du’s mit der Revolution?“ Rezension zu Christina Morina: Die Erfindung des Marxismus, ZEIT LITERATURBEILAGE, 5.10.2017, S. 8-9

2017 „Banker muss man zur Moral zwingen“, Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung, 10.9.2017, S. 22. No 12, 24.3.2017, S. 33.


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2016 „Wagt mehr Demokratie“, Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung, 4.12.2016, S. 26 / online 3.1.2017 http://www.faz.net/aktuell/wirtschaft/wirtschaftspolitik/demokratische-chancen-der-robotisierung-14557703.html

2016 „Es geht ein Riss durch Europa“, Gastbeitrag bei [email protected], http://science.orf.at/stories/2789459/#15473,1177283,1470599215, 7.8.2016

2015 „Wirtschaftswachstum ist überflüssig“, Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung, 27. 12. 2015, S. 22.

2015 „Das Chaos und der tanzende Stern“, Rezension von Tomas Sedlacek und Oliver Tanzer, Lilith und die Dämonen des Kapitals, ZEIT LITERATURBEILAGE, No 41, 8.10.2015, 48-49.

2014 „Der Markt ist nicht gerecht. Er belohnt die Mächtigen“, Frankfurt Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung, 5.1.2014, S. 23 (Vorabdruck aus Freiheit gehört nicht nur den Reichen)

2013 „Endlich: Pudding festgenagelt. Der Historiker Jürgen Kocka attestiert dem Kapitalismus einige Lernfähigkeit“. Die ZEIT, N. 45, 31.Oktober 2013, 56.

2013 „Gleiche Chancen?“, Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung, 9.8.2013, S. 24.

2013 „Ist der Kapitalismus unser Schicksal?“ Sonderheft Philosophie, Die ZEIT Nr. 25, 13. Juni 2013, S. 25. - Wiederabdruck in Die ZEIT, Wie soll ich leben? Philosophen der Gegenwart geben Antwort (München: Pattloch, 2014), 97-103).

2012 „Männer, die sehr einsam sind.“ Besprechung von Robert Shiller, Märkte für Menschen, ZEIT Literaturbeilage No. 49, November 2012, 32-33.

2012 „Glauben und zahlen.“ Christina von Brauns opulente Kulturgeschichte des Geldes, Der Preis des Geldes. Neue Züricher Zeitung, 12.09.2012, Nr. 212, S. 50.

2012 „Den Teufel vor den Pflug spannen.“ Rezension von Tomas Sedlacek, Die Ökonomie von Gut und Böse. Neue Züricher Zeitung, 11.07.2012, No. 159, S. 43.

2012 „Freiheit gehört nicht nur den Reichen.“ Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung, 4.3.2012, No. 9, S. 36.

2011 „Echte Kapitalisten gesucht. Seid klug und nicht nur gierig: Es gilt, den Ökonomen Adam Smith richtig zu lesen.“ Die ZEIT 29.09.2011, No. 40, S. 64.

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