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Interview with The Financial Times
"Bossa Nova: Harvard Law's Roberto Unger Takes on the Future of Brazil"
"Un progresista es uns conspirador contra el destino" [Spanish] (Prodavinci Venezuela)
"La rebeldía sin proyecto fracas" [Spanish] (Prodavinci Venezuela)
Here are some contrasting approaches to my writings in social theory. They may help the reader engage the work.
Politics The Central Texts: Introduction by Zhiyuan Cui
Unger, Castoriadis, and the Romance of a National Future: by Richard Rorty
A Zone of Engagement: Roberto Unger and the Politics of Empowerment: by Perry Anderson
Letter about Perry Anderson's essay
Unger and Milton: by Stanley Fish
False Universality: Infinite Personality and Finite Existence in Unger's Politics: by William Galston
Routine and Revolution: by Cass Sunstein
Unger's Politics and the Appraisal of Political Possibility: by John Dunn
Practical Reason and Social Democracy: Reflections on Unger's Passion and Politics: by Geoffrey Hawthorn
Radical Politics in a New Key?: by Tony Judt
Radical Constructivism in Social Theory: by Robert Burns
Commonsense Reasoning, Social Change, and the Law: by David VanZandt
Psychiartry as Scientific Humanism: by J. Allan Hobson
Programmatic Thought and the Critique of the Social Disciplines: by David Trubek
Religion and the Making of Society: by Charles Davis
Unger's Emancipatory Experimentalism: by Cornel West
Plasticity into Power: Two Crises in the History of France and and China: by J.C. Cleary & Patrice Higonnet
Unger's Brazilian Journalism: by William H. Simon
The Politics of Economy: by Samuel Moyn
Roberto Unger and the politics of transformation in an Asian context: by Andrew Phang
A Practical Utopianism?: by Michael Rustin
Review of The Self Awakened: by Lee Smolin
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