Gwilym David Blunt
I was born in Canada. I spent almost two decades teaching and researching in the UK at the University of Cambridge and City, University of London. I now reside in Sydney, Australia and continue to write and speak on international politics and philosophy.
What is techno-feudalism? I comment on Yannis Varoufakis’s new thesis about the death of capitalism.
On ABC’s ThDrum talking about Techno-Feudalism.
In this article I examine whether the use of nucelar weapons in the Second World War was justified and whether nuclear weapons can ever be used with a clean conscience.
We are starting a new series on Republicanism. This is the first episode looking at the revival of republicanism in contemporary political philosophy.
Global poverty is an extreme injustice and that those living in poverty are entitled to resist it. The argument draws on political philosophy and real world examples to develop an accessible argument for any interested reader.
Cambridge University Press, 2020
The Gate Foundation has been credited with saving millions of lives and has received well earned praise, but its power over some of the world’s most vulnerable people and the terms of global health as social institution raise problems of justice.
