Andrew Alexander Davis is Professor of Philosophy at Belmont University, USA.Sebastian Rand is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Georgia State University, USA.

• 1. 1. Editors’ Introduction, Andrew A. Davis (Belmont University, USA) and Sebastian Rand (Georgia State University, USA)Part One: Contested Sections of the Philosophy of Right2. Willing to Read: The Aims and Limits of Hegel’s Preface, Andrew A. Davis (Belmont University, USA)3. Hegel's Doppelsatz: The Critique of Kant and the Challenge of Marx, Paul Wilford (Boston College, USA)4. Hegel’s Justification of Private Property, Lewis Wang (Boston University, USA)5. Love and the Family in the Philosophy of Right: Hegel’s Final Critique of Morality, Dylan Shaul (Yale University, USA)6. On the Political Subtext of Hegel’s ‘The Good and Conscience’, Allegra De Laurentiis (Stony Brook University, USA)7. Critical Patriotism: Hegel on Virtue, Trust, and the Public Sphere, Kevin Thompson (DePaul University, USA)8. Three Concepts of Political Rationality in Hegel’s Executive, Jeff Church (University of Houston, USA)Part Two: The Philosophy of Right in Dialogue with Contemporary Political Theory 9. Hegel on Punishment, Democratic Engagement and Juries, Thom Brooks (Durham University, UK)10. Incompatibilisms: Contemporary Perspectives on Hegelian Political Economy, Nicoletta Montaner (UC Berkeley, USA)11. Queer Spirit: Towards the Actualization of Social Freedom, Alex Adamson (Babson College, USA)12. Immanent Normativity and Actuality in Hegel and Bloch, Ana Vieyra-Ramirez (Emory University, USA)13. The ‘Rabble,’ the ‘severe style:’ Hegel’s Critical Theory?, Paul Giladi (SOAS, UK)14. Hegel’s ‘Metaphilosophy’ and Objective Spirit: The Inadvertent Apotheosis of the Political, . Jere Surber (University of Denver, USA)

Andrew Alexander Davis is Professor of Philosophy at Belmont University, USA.Sebastian Rand is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Georgia State University, USA.

• 1. 1. Editors’ Introduction, Andrew A. Davis (Belmont University, USA) and Sebastian Rand (Georgia State University, USA)Part One: Contested Sections of the Philosophy of Right2. Willing to Read: The Aims and Limits of Hegel’s Preface, Andrew A. Davis (Belmont University, USA)3. Hegel's Doppelsatz: The Critique of Kant and the Challenge of Marx, Paul Wilford (Boston College, USA)4. Hegel’s Justification of Private Property, Lewis Wang (Boston University, USA)5. Love and the Family in the Philosophy of Right: Hegel’s Final Critique of Morality, Dylan Shaul (Yale University, USA)6. On the Political Subtext of Hegel’s ‘The Good and Conscience’, Allegra De Laurentiis (Stony Brook University, USA)7. Critical Patriotism: Hegel on Virtue, Trust, and the Public Sphere, Kevin Thompson (DePaul University, USA)8. Three Concepts of Political Rationality in Hegel’s Executive, Jeff Church (University of Houston, USA)Part Two: The Philosophy of Right in Dialogue with Contemporary Political Theory 9. Hegel on Punishment, Democratic Engagement and Juries, Thom Brooks (Durham University, UK)10. Incompatibilisms: Contemporary Perspectives on Hegelian Political Economy, Nicoletta Montaner (UC Berkeley, USA)11. Queer Spirit: Towards the Actualization of Social Freedom, Alex Adamson (Babson College, USA)12. Immanent Normativity and Actuality in Hegel and Bloch, Ana Vieyra-Ramirez (Emory University, USA)13. The ‘Rabble,’ the ‘severe style:’ Hegel’s Critical Theory?, Paul Giladi (SOAS, UK)14. Hegel’s ‘Metaphilosophy’ and Objective Spirit: The Inadvertent Apotheosis of the Political, . Jere Surber (University of Denver, USA)

Andrew Alexander Davis is Professor of Philosophy at Belmont University, USA.Sebastian Rand is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Georgia State University, USA.

• 1. 1. Editors’ Introduction, Andrew A. Davis (Belmont University, USA) and Sebastian Rand (Georgia State University, USA)Part One: Contested Sections of the Philosophy of Right2. Willing to Read: The Aims and Limits of Hegel’s Preface, Andrew A. Davis (Belmont University, USA)3. Hegel's Doppelsatz: The Critique of Kant and the Challenge of Marx, Paul Wilford (Boston College, USA)4. Hegel’s Justification of Private Property, Lewis Wang (Boston University, USA)5. Love and the Family in the Philosophy of Right: Hegel’s Final Critique of Morality, Dylan Shaul (Yale University, USA)6. On the Political Subtext of Hegel’s ‘The Good and Conscience’, Allegra De Laurentiis (Stony Brook University, USA)7. Critical Patriotism: Hegel on Virtue, Trust, and the Public Sphere, Kevin Thompson (DePaul University, USA)8. Three Concepts of Political Rationality in Hegel’s Executive, Jeff Church (University of Houston, USA)Part Two: The Philosophy of Right in Dialogue with Contemporary Political Theory 9. Hegel on Punishment, Democratic Engagement and Juries, Thom Brooks (Durham University, UK)10. Incompatibilisms: Contemporary Perspectives on Hegelian Political Economy, Nicoletta Montaner (UC Berkeley, USA)11. Queer Spirit: Towards the Actualization of Social Freedom, Alex Adamson (Babson College, USA)12. Immanent Normativity and Actuality in Hegel and Bloch, Ana Vieyra-Ramirez (Emory University, USA)13. The ‘Rabble,’ the ‘severe style:’ Hegel’s Critical Theory?, Paul Giladi (SOAS, UK)14. Hegel’s ‘Metaphilosophy’ and Objective Spirit: The Inadvertent Apotheosis of the Political, . Jere Surber (University of Denver, USA)