Publications by pp_editor
The Critique of Artificial Morality: What Kant’s Second Critique Can Teach Us About Artificial Intelligence
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 31 July 2026 If Immanuel Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason asks what we can […]
The Front Line Has No Corporate Nationality: Russia’s Strike on Terminal Autonomy
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 31 July 2026 The Russian missile strike upon the Ukrainian premises of the American […]
How Long Would It Take Ukraine to Build Patriot Missiles?
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Friday 31 July 2026 One of the most consequential strategic developments of recent months has […]
Lenin’s Poisoned Legacy: Why History Should Remember Him as an Enemy of Humanity
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Thursday 30 July 2026 Every age produces individuals whose influence changes the course of civilisation. […]
The Ageing Wings of Isolation: The Dangers of Flying in Russia’s Sanctioned Civil Aviation System
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Thursday 30 July 2026 Commercial aviation is one of the modern world’s most unforgiving industries. […]
The Critique of Artificial Reason: What Kant Might Have Made of Artificial Intelligence
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Thursday 30 July 2026 The greatest philosophical works do not merely answer the questions of […]
The End of Strategic Ambiguity: Saudi Arabia’s Entry into the Shadow War with Iran
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Thursday 30 July 2026 The Middle East has always been a region in which wars […]
Fire on the Western Horizon: Russia’s Overnight Assault on Lviv and Ukraine
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Thursday 30 July 2026 For much of the war, Lviv has occupied a distinctive place […]
The New Aristocracy of Intelligence
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Thursday 30 July 2026 The Industrial Revolution created factory owners. The Information Age created software […]
Five Philosophers Before the Machine: Wittgenstein, Dennett, Searle, Chalmers and Nagel on the Consciousness of Large Language Models
By Matthew Parish, Associate Editor Wednesday 29 June 2026 Few questions have exposed the fault lines of contemporary philosophy as […]
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