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Keith Breen is an Associate Professor and Reader in the Department of Politics and International Studies at Queen's University Belfast, within the School of History, Anthropology, Philosophy and Politics. He is Deputy Chair of the Democracy Unit, a research center focusing on democracy from empirical and normative perspectives. His research interests include republicanism, ethics of work, workplace democracy, just war theory, and the works of thinkers like Hannah Arendt and Jürgen Habermas. His work spans political theory, labor ethics, and democratic governance, with a focus on workplace autonomy and non-domination. He has supervised numerous PhD projects and contributed to over 30 peer-reviewed publications. Notable works include Radical Labour Republicanism: A Defence (2025) and The Politics and Ethics of Contemporary Work (2021). Research Awards: Most inspiring lecturer award (2013) Nomination for Ernest Barker Prize in Political Theory (2005) Postgraduate Fellowship in Philosophy (1995) He has actively engaged in public lectures and media contributions, including discussions on Brexit and workplace democracy. Breen's research often bridges philosophical theory with contemporary socio-political issues, emphasizing the intersection of work, freedom, and democratic participation.

• republicanism
• ethics of work
• workplace democracy
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Kathi Weeks is a Professor in the Department of Gender, Sexuality & Feminist Studies at Duke University's Trinity College of Arts & Sciences since 2016. Her academic career spans decades, with previous roles as Associate Professor in Women's Studies at Duke from 2002 to 2016 and directorship positions in graduate studies. University of Washington - Ph.D. (1992) University of Washington - M.A. (1984) Western Washington University - B.A. (1981) Kathi Weeks' research bridges Marxist feminist theory with contemporary political economy critiques. Her work explores the politics of labor, postwork imaginaries, and feminist demands for structural change, including universal basic income and the abolition of the family. She situates feminist theory within broader struggles against capitalist structures. Her recent publications examine precarity, work refusal, and utopian frameworks, while her pedagogy includes courses on feminist theory, sexual labor politics, and critical genealogies. Weeks has been honored by Trinity College for teaching and leadership in 2017.

• Feminist Theory
• Marxism
• Labor Studies
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Kathi Weeks serves as Professor in the Department of Gender, Sexuality, and Feminist Studies within Duke University's Trinity College of Arts & Sciences. A leading critical theorist, she examines intersections of capitalism, labor, and feminist politics through Marxist-feminist frameworks. Her research focuses on: Feminist Theory and Marxist Theory Postwork Politics and Antiwork Critiques Social Reproduction and Capitalist Temporality Radical Imagination in Political Movements Weeks' scholarship centers on dismantling the centrality of waged labor in political thought, notably through her seminal 2011 book The Problem with Work . Her recent articles analyze transgressive politics, social reproduction, and temporal dimensions of capital, revealing how work structures constrain feminist and anti-capitalist futures. Trends show deepening engagement with prefigurative politics and alternatives to labor-centric social organization. Her contributions have established foundational debates in critical work studies, though specific institutional awards remain undocumented in public sources. Professor Weeks mentors graduate students in political theory and feminist studies, guiding research on labor critique, social reproduction, and postcapitalist imaginaries. She participates in collaborative projects rethinking academic labor and feminist knowledge production.

• Feminist Theory
• Marxist Theory
• Political Theory
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