Miri Davidson
Assistant Professor in Political Theory
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I work on the history of political thought, with a focus on the far right, Marxism, twentieth-century French thought and anthropology. My current research focuses mostly on the intellectual history of the European far right. I am currently working on a monograph about the political philosophy of the radical right.
Teaching
From October 2026 to April 2028, I will be on research leave supported by a grant from the Open Society Foundation鈥檚 Ideas Workshop.
Recent Publications
(forthcoming) 'Claude L茅vi-Strauss and the Ethnopluralist Imagination', Theory, Culture and Society.
(2025) with Chenchen Zhang, Gorkem Altinors, Priya Chacko, and Aliaksei Kazharski, and Sivamohan Valluvan, , International Political Sociology (forthcoming).
(2024) , Contemporary Political Theory 24: 469-489.
(2023) with Musab Younis, Maria Chehonadskih, Layli Uddin, and Dilar Dirik, , Millennium: Journal of International Studies 52(1) 135鈥�157.
(2021) 鈥楾he Primitive鈥�, in Sara R. Farris, Beverly Skeggs, Alberto Toscano and Svenja Bromberg (eds), The SAGE Handbook of Marxism (London: SAGE Publications, 2021).
Essays & Reviews
(2025) , The Ideas Letter 50.
(2024) , Sidecar (New Left Review). Republished on E-Flux as .
(2023) , Jacobin.
(2019) , Social Text Online.
(2018) , Radical Philosophy 2.03.