Jonathan White - Selected Publications#
Books:
In the Long Run: the Future as a Political Idea (forthcoming, Jan. 2024), London: Profile Books.
Politics of Last Resort: Governing by Emergency in the European Union (2019), Oxford: Oxford UP.
The Meaning of Partisanship, with Lea Ypi (2016), Oxford: Oxford UP.
Political Allegiance after European Integration (2011), Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.
Edited Volumes and Special Issues:
‘Ideologies and the EU’ (2020), special issue, Journal of European Public Policy 27 (9), eds. Carlo Invernizzi Accetti and Jonathan White.
Reprinted as: Carlo Invernizzi Accetti and Jonathan White (eds.) (2021), Ideologies and the European Union (London: Routledge).
A New Narrative for a New Europe (2018), eds. Daniel Innerarity, Jonathan White, Cristina Astier, and Ander Errasti (Lanham MD: Rowman & Littlefield).
Articles
39. ‘WhatsApp Government: on technology, legitimacy and the performance of roles’ (forthcoming), Journal of Politics.
38. ‘Constitutionalizing the EU in an Age of Emergencies’ (2023), Journal of Common Market Studies 61 (3), pp.781-96.
37. ‘Demokratie im Zeichen des Notstands’ (2023), Leviathan: Berlin Journal of Social Sciences Sonderband 40, pp.102-24 .
36. ‘Circadian Justice’ (2022), Journal of Political Philosophy 30 (4), pp.487-511.
35. ‘The De-Institutionalisation of Power Beyond the State’ (2022), European Journal of International Relations 28 (1), pp.187-208. Winner of the EISA prize for best article in the journal.
34. ‘Europe and the Transnational Politics of Emergency’ (2022), with Christian Kreuder-Sonnen, Journal of European Public Policy 29 (6), pp.953-965.
33. ‘Emergency politics after globalization’ (2021), with Monika Heupel, Mathias Koenig-Archibugi, Christian Kreuder-Sonnen, Markus Patberg, Astrid Séville and Jens Steffek, International Studies Review 23 (4), pp.1959-87 .
32. ‘What Kind of Electoral System Sustains a Politics of Firm Commitments?’ (2021), Representation 57 (3), pp.329-345.
31. ‘Polarizzazione e partigianeria’ (2021), with Lea Ypi, Notizie di Politeia XXXVII, 144, pp.16-26.
30. ‘Europeanizing Ideologies’ (2020), Journal of European Public Policy 27 (9), pp.1287-1306.
29. ‘The Democratic Production of Political Cohesion: Partisanship, Institutional Design and Life Form’ (2019), with Bellamy, Richard, Matteo Bonotti, Dario Castiglione, Joseph Lacey, Sofia Näsström and David Owen, Contemporary Political Theory 18 (2), pp.282-310
28. ‘The British Academy Brian Barry Prize Essay: The Ethics of Political Alliance’ (2018), British Journal of Political Science 48 (3), pp.593-609.
27. ‘In Defence of Political Parties: A Symposium on Jonathan White and Lea Ypi’s The Meaning of Partisanship’ (2018), with Bonotti, Matteo, Lea Ypi, Gideon Calder, Mark Donovan, Peri Roberts, Andrew Vincent & Howard Williams, Political Studies Review 16 (4), pp.289-305.
26. ‘Principled Disobedience in the EU’ (2017), Constellations 24 (4), pp.637–649.
25. ‘Climate Change and the Generational Timescape’ (2017), Sociological Review 65 (4), pp.763-78.
24. ‘The Politics of Peoplehood’ (2017), with Lea Ypi, Political Theory 45 (4), pp.439–465.
23. ‘The Party in Time’ (2017), British Journal of Political Science 47 (4), pp.851-868.
Winner of the Brian Barry Prize for Excellence in Political Science
22. ‘Revisionism as a Logic of Institutional Change’ (2017), European Law Journal 23 (5), pp.406–416.
21. ‘Rhythm and its Absence in Modern Politics and Music’ (2017), German Life & Letters 70 (3), pp.383-93.
20. ‘The New Partisanship’ (2016), with Lea Ypi, Renewal: A Journal of Labour Politics 24 (2), pp.27-35.
19. ‘Authority after Emergency Rule’ (2015), Modern Law Review 78 (4), pp.585-610.
18. ‘Emergency Europe’ (2015), Political Studies 63 (2), pp.300-18.
Winner of the Harrison Prize (2015) for best paper published in Political Studies.
17. ‘When Parties make Peoples’ (2015), Global Policy 6 (S1), pp.106-114.
16. ‘Transnational Partisanship: Idea and Practice’ (2014), Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy 17 (3), pp.377-400.
15. ‘Thinking Generations’ (2013), British Journal of Sociology 64 (2), pp.216-47.
14. ‘Left and Right in the Economic Crisis’ (2013), Journal of Political Ideologies 18 (2), pp.150-70.
13. ‘Community, Transnationalism and the Left-Right Metaphor’ (2012), European Journal of Social Theory 15 (2), pp.197-219. Abridged: University of Westminster Centre for the Study of Democracy Bulletin 18 (1/2), 2012.
12. ‘On Partisan Political Justification’ (2011), with Lea Ypi, American Political Science Review 105 (2), pp.381-396.
11. ‘Left and Right as Political Resources’ (2011), Journal of Political Ideologies 16 (2), pp.123-44.
10. ‘Europe in the Political Imagination’ (2010), Journal of Common Market Studies 48 (4), pp.1015-1038.
9. ‘Rethinking the Modern Prince: Partisanship and the Democratic Ethos’ (2010), with Lea Ypi, Political Studies 58 (4), pp.809-28.
8. ‘Responding to Norm Indeterminacy Outside the Nation-State Frame’ (2010), Comparative Sociology 9 (5), pp.611-630.
7. ‘The Politics of Other Citizens’ (2010), Citizenship Studies 14 (4), pp.411-427.
6. ‘Europe and the Common’ (2010), Political Studies 58 (1), pp.104-22.
5. ‘European Integration by Daylight’ (2010), Comparative European Politics 8 (1), pp.55-73.
4. ‘Thematization and Collective Positioning in Everyday Political Talk’ (2009), British Journal of Political Science 39 (4), pp.699-709.
3. ‘The Social Theory of Mass Politics’ (2009), Journal of Politics 71 (1), pp.96-112.
2. ‘Theory Guiding Practice: the Neofunctionalists and the Hallstein EEC Commission’ (2003), Journal of European Integration History 9 (1), pp.111-131.
1. ‘Rethinking Transnational Solidarity in the EU’ (2003), Perspectives: the Central European Review of International Affairs 20, pp.40-57.
