By Felicity Scott Struggling with what to contribute to Bernard Harcourt’s remarkable conversations about “concrete utopias,” what in the Epilog to the 10/13 session he called “actually existing political initiatives, projects and experiments that relate to a possible utopian future,”… Continue Reading
By Reinhold Martin Originally intending to title these comments “Utopian Realism, Again,” I’ve opted instead to emphasize the timeliness of utopian thought and action while also emphasizing their inherent untimeliness. The fact that, in Thomas More’s original, Utopia is a… Continue Reading
By Bernard E. Harcourt Columbia University has built a new campus for its business school whose architecture will transform capitalism. In Harlem, at the new sprawling Manhattanville campus, prize-winning architects will transform Columbia Business School into a social… Continue Reading