The Isaiah Berlin Catalogue

Martins, Ana Vasconcelos, ‘Pluralism v. Relativism: An Appraisal of Isaiah Berlin’s Defence of Pluralism’, MA thesis, University of Portugal, Lisbon (n.d.)

Mori, Tatsuya, ‘Liberaru Maindo: Isaiah Berlin no seiji sisou’ [‘The Liberal Mind: A Study of Isaiah Berlin’s Political Thought’], Ph.D. thesis, Waseda University (2015)

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Winham, Ilya, ‘After Totalitarianism: Hannah Arendt, Isaiah Berlin, and the Realization and Defeat of the Western Tradition’, Ph.D. thesis, University of Minnesota

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• (in part) ‘Precisiones y desacuerdos’, trans. Daniel Gascón, Letras libres 15 no. 174 (March 2016), 26–31

‘Marxist versus Non-Marxist Ideas in Soviet Policy’ (1952), in The Soviet Mind (2nd ed., 2016)

‘Communism: Summary of Mr Berlin’s Speech’ (late 1940s), in The Soviet Mind (2nd ed., 2016)

Cherniss, Joshua, ‘Isaiah Berlin’, in John Stone and others (eds), The Wiley Blackwell Encyclopedia of Race, Ethnicity and Nationalism (Chichester, 2016: Wiley-Blackwell)

Craitu, Aurelian, Faces of Moderation: The Art of Balance in an Age of Extremes (Philadelphia, 2016: University of Pennsylvania Press)

Crowder, George, ‘After Berlin: The Literature 2002–2020’ (2016; updated 7 May 2020)

• An important bibliographical review, first posted on Henry Hardy’s Isaiah Berlin Virtual Library website in March 2016
• It is intended to complement and update Ian Harris’s ‘Berlin and His Critics’, in Isaiah Berlin, Liberty, ed. Henry Hardy (Oxford, 2002: Oxford University Press), 349–64
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Hama, Shinichiro , ‘Berlin Jiyuron no Gensen: “Shusaku (torso) to shite no ‘Roman Shugi Jidai no Seiji Shiso’ ” ’ [‘The Origin of Berlin’s Argument about Liberty: Political Ideas in the Romantic Age as Torso’], Doshisha Hogaku [The Doshisha Law Review (The Doshisha Law Association, Faculty of Law, Doshisha University)] 68 no. 2 (2016), 1–27

Hama, Shinichiro , ‘Berlin “Jiyu to Sono Uragiri” wo Yomu’ [‘Reading Isaiah Berlin’s Freedom and Its Betrayal’], Doshisha Hogaku [The Doshisha Law Review] 68 no. 3 (2016), 103–34

Hama, Shinichiro, ‘Berlin no Shisoshi Kenkyu no Kihon Kozo: Seiyo Seiji Shisoshi Kenkyu ni okeru Mittsu no Tenkanten to Han Keimosyugi’ [‘The Basic Structure of Berlin’s Study of the History of Ideas: Three Turning-Points in the Study of Western Political Thought and the Counter-Enlightenment’], Doshisha Hogaku [The Doshisha Law Review (The Doshisha Law Association, Faculty of Law, Doshisha University)] 68 no. 4 (2016), 113–50

Hama, Shinichiro, ‘Berlin no Sehisoshi Kenkyu no Houhou: Bunkashi ni kansuru Giron wo Sozai to shite’ [‘The Methodology of Berlin’s Study of the History of Ideas: Focusing on His Argument about Cultural History’], Doshisha Hogaku [The Doshisha Law Review (The Doshisha Law Association, Faculty of Law, Doshisha University)] 68 no. 5 (2016), 77–101

Hama, Shinichiro, ‘Berlin ni okeru Jiyu to Ketteiron ni tsuite: “Rekishi no Hitsuzensei” (1953) tono Kanren wo humaete’ [‘Berlin on Freedom and Determinism in His “Historical Inevitability” (1953)’], Doshisha Hogaku [The Doshisha Law Review (The Doshisha Law Association, Faculty of Law, Doshisha University)] 68 no. 6 (2016), 43–66

Hama, Shinichiro, ‘Berlin Jiyuron no Keisei: Rousseau to Kant no Kaishaku wo megutte’ [‘The Early Formation of Berlin’s Argument about Liberty: With Reference to His Arguments about Rousseau and Kant’], in T. Tsunoda, Y. Ichihara and H. Kamemoto (eds), Horiron wo meguru Gendaiteki Syomondai [Current Issues in Legal Theory] (Kyoto, 2016: Koyoshobo)

Herman, David, ‘In Today’s Turbulent World We Need Berlin’s Children’, Standpoint, May 2016

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Hiruta, Kei, ‘An “Anti-Utopian Age?”: Isaiah Berlin’s England, Hannah Arendt’s America, and Utopian Thinking in Dark Times’, Journal of Political Ideologies, published online 18 November 2016, in print 22 (2017) no. 1, 12–29

Kemper, Nicholas, ‘The Hideous Duty of Isaiah Berlin’, AA Files no. 72 (2016), 127–33

• an interesting article by an architecture student on the choice of architects for Wolfson College, Oxford

Kobrin, Kirill, ‘The Redundant Authors of Russian Liberalism’, Nastoyashchee vremya, published online 2016

• this article is in Russian

Mancosu, Paolo, Zhivago’s Secret Journey: From Typescript to Book (Stanford, 2016: Hoover Institution Press)

• contains extensive discussion of Berlin’s role in the transmission of the text and the publication of Pasternak's masterpiece