Journal Articles

Capitalist Realism, Disappointment, and the History of Sensibilities: A Case for Fiction as Historical Source. Global Histories Vol. 6, No. 2 (January 2021): pp. 102-120.

Blog Posts

Historicizing Libertarianism, or How to Write Intellectual History Without Intellectuals. Journal of the History of Ideas Blog (March 2024)

Book Reviews

Revolution oder Evolution? Zum paradoxen Verhältnis von Neoliberalismus und Rechtspopulismus. Neue Politische Literatur (July 2025) (Review of Quinn Slobodian's Hayek's Bastards: The Neoliberal Roots of the Populist Right.)

“Enter The Libertarian Multiverse.” Review of The Individualists: Radicals, Reactionaries, and the Struggle for the Soul of Libertarianism by Matt Zwolinski and John Tomasi. CEU Review of Books (September 2024)

Urban horror: neoliberal post-socialism and the limits of visibility. European Review of History: Revue européenne d’histoire (December 2020)

Translations

Ammermann, Friedrich et. al., “Für eine Faire(re) Globalgeschichte (Translated from English: For a Fair(er) Global History).” Cromohs – Cyber Review of Modern Historiography.

Conference Presentations

“Austrian Economics in One Lesson: Henry Hazlitt and the Quest to Make Austrian Economics “Palatable” for the Masses.” Workshop “Economics and other social sciences VII”, Transforming Homo Economicus: The Use of Other Social Sciences in US Economics, 1918–2018, CY Cergy Paris Université, June 20th, 2025.

“Towards the Inner Frontier: New Wave Science Fiction and Landscapes of the Self.” Graduate Conference in European History (GRACEH) 2022 – Nature, Culture, History, University of Oxford (April 2022)

“‘This Story is Dedicated to all Those Cyberpunks’: Science Fiction and the Rise of the Californian Ideology.” Workshop Imagined Worlds: On the Entanglements of History and Literature, European University Institute (May 2022)

Other Events

Discussant at the Workshop Neoliberal Environmental Thought II, University of Oxford (May 2023)

Chair for Dieter Plehwe’s Talk “From Climate Denial to Policy Obstruction: Strategy Mobility in the Ranks of the Global Atlas Think Tank Network (2000-2022).” Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, European University Institute (January 2023)

Chair for Eli Cook’s Online-Talk on “Neoclassical Economics, Kaldor-Hicks, and Neoliberal Governance.” Conversations on New Histories of Capitalism, European University Institute (May 2021)

Chair for Ashley J. Bohrer’s Online-Talk on “Marxism and Intersectionality.” Conversations on New Histories of Capitalism, European University Institute (October 2020)

Chair for Jessica Whytes’s Online-Talk on “The Morals of the Market.” Conversations on New Histories of Capitalism, European University Institute (May 2020)

Interviews

Interview with Professor Amy Offner on “The Year 1964”, Conversations on New Histories of Capitalism, European University Institute (June 2021)

Interview with Professors Glenda Sluga and Giorgio Riello on “The Year 1776”, Conversations on New Histories of Capitalism, European University Institute (June 2021)

Other Articles

Javier Milei’s Freak Show Act Is a Taste of Things to Come, Jacobin (February 2024)

Javier Mileis Freakshow in Davos zeigt, was auf uns zukommt, Jacobin.de. Translated from English by Tim Steins (February 2024)

Pop vom Ende der Postmoderne, FURIOS Online (February 2018)