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OPR Issue 19: Might Makes Right

To interrogate the relationship between power and principle also means examining who wields that authority. The powerholder’s identity, location, and their stated reasons for control shape the nature, extent, and uses of power. The essays in this issue examine not only whether power exists without ethics, or ethics without power, but also who holds that authority – across arenas as diverse as AI, pop culture, great power conflict, and more.

  • Iran’s Illiberal Crusade Unites the Left, the Right, and the Apolitical
  • The Ken-ification of Hungarian Politics
  • The Ethics of Power, the Power of Ethics
  • The Heated Rivalry Between Boys’ Love and Traditional Masculinity

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