Conrad Hamilton

Conrad Hamilton is an assistant professor in the School of Politics and International Relations at East China Normal University. He is the co-author of 'Myth & Mayhem: A Leftist Critique of Jordan Peterson' and author of the forthcoming 'Marxism contra Subjectivity.'

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Domenico Losurdo’s ‘Eastern Marxism’: An Interview with Roberto Finelli

Conrad Hamilton, Robert Finelli, April 18, 2026

Aiming to expose readers of Cosmonaut to critics of Domenico Losurdo who hail from the land of his native tongue, Conrad Hamilton interviews Roberto Finelli, a long-time interlocutor of Losurdo in Italian Marxism. Read Article.

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The Foothills and the Summits: A Response to Nicolas D Villarreal on 'Flowers For Marx'

Conrad Hamilton, December 5, 2025

Conrad Hamilton responds to Nicolas D Villarreal's recent review of Flowers For Marx, taking issue with his critique of the collection's contents. Read Article.

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Anarchism In Theory: A Review of Catherine Malabou's 'Stop Thief!: Anarchism and Philosophy'

Conrad Hamilton, June 11, 2025

Catherine Malabou's Stop Thief!: Anarchism and Philosophy is a brilliant attempt to think anarchism anew. If it fails to convincingly link up its critique with present-day politics, it could prove decisive for the anarchist movements of the future, argues Conrad Hamilton. Read Article.

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The Social Formation of the Far Right

Conrad Hamilton, February 14, 2025

How should we understand the far right? Conrad Hamilton argues that while its discourse is often defined as purely prejudicial, what this elides is the way its chauvinism indexes to the reproductive needs of capitalism–the reality of capitalism's social formation. Read Article.

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The Monsters We Become: On 'How to Read Like a Parasite'

Conrad Hamilton, May 31, 2024

Conrad Hamilton offers his review of Daniel Tutt's recent book 'How to Read Like a Parasite: Why the Left Got High on Nietzsche.' Read Article.