George Sotiropoulos holds a PhD in Political Theory and currently teaches and is a researcher at the International School of Athens.

This book is an antidote to the growing specialisation of political theory. It disrupts the canonical ideal theories of justice by presenting justice as ‘becoming-justice’, a productive desire that simply cannot be satisfied. In this fascinating journey on the multi-dimensionality of justice, we meet new materialists, non-hierarchical struggles such as the Occupy movement, the Indignados, anti-fascist movements, as well as historical examples.

• Introduction1. Thresholds: Beyond State Thought2. Whose Justice?3. Desire Becoming History4. Dialectics of Justice5. Savages, Patricians, PlebsEpilogueNotesBibliographyIndexAbout the Author

George Sotiropoulos holds a PhD in Political Theory and currently teaches and is a researcher at the International School of Athens.

This book is an antidote to the growing specialisation of political theory. It disrupts the canonical ideal theories of justice by presenting justice as ‘becoming-justice’, a productive desire that simply cannot be satisfied. In this fascinating journey on the multi-dimensionality of justice, we meet new materialists, non-hierarchical struggles such as the Occupy movement, the Indignados, anti-fascist movements, as well as historical examples.

• Introduction1. Thresholds: Beyond State Thought2. Whose Justice?3. Desire Becoming History4. Dialectics of Justice5. Savages, Patricians, PlebsEpilogueNotesBibliographyIndexAbout the Author

George Sotiropoulos holds a PhD in Political Theory and currently teaches and is a researcher at the International School of Athens.

This book is an antidote to the growing specialisation of political theory. It disrupts the canonical ideal theories of justice by presenting justice as ‘becoming-justice’, a productive desire that simply cannot be satisfied. In this fascinating journey on the multi-dimensionality of justice, we meet new materialists, non-hierarchical struggles such as the Occupy movement, the Indignados, anti-fascist movements, as well as historical examples.

• Introduction1. Thresholds: Beyond State Thought2. Whose Justice?3. Desire Becoming History4. Dialectics of Justice5. Savages, Patricians, PlebsEpilogueNotesBibliographyIndexAbout the Author