As I’ve mentioned here before, in recent months I’ve edited a translation, compiled the notes, and written an introduction for a forthcoming book.
The publisher is Meson Press (a new publisher based at Lüneborg University) and their website is now available, so I’m able to say that it’s Kostas Axelos’s book Einführung in ein künftiges Denken: Über Marx und Heidegger, Max Niemeyer: Tübingen, 1966. This will appear as a book, and open access e-book, later this year – probably September or October.
I’ve long found Axelos’s work inspiring, and interviewed him for Radical Philosophy in 2004. I’ve also written book chapters about his links with Henri Lefebvre and his editing of the Arguments journal and book series. I have wanted to get more of his work translated for some time, so was very pleased to be involved with this project; though it’s a shame it didn’t happen while he was alive. Axelos is relatively little-known in English-speaking debates – with only one of his books and a few articles previously translated (bibliography here). I’m hoping this book will be a contribution to making him a little better known.
I spent the second half of last week back in Durham at a workshop organised by Phil Steinberg on 
