G. A. Cohen, perhaps "the leading political philosopher of the left," has died, aged 68. Guardian obituary here; a personal remembrance from Chris Bertram at Crooked Timber; Cohen's thoughts on Rawls covered on the HUP blog.
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17 August 2009
In Memoriam: G. A. Cohen
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