He holds a cotutelle PhD in Sociology (University of Barcelona) and Philosophy (University of Groningen), with a thesis titled Reframing Expressive Freedom: Free Speech Libertarianism, Republicanism, and the Political Economy of Communication (July 2024). He is substitute lecturer at the Faculty of Information and Audiovisual Media at the University of Barcelona, and works at the intersection between sociology of communication, intellectual history and political theory. His research revolves around the history and theory of expressive liberties in modern Western societies (free speech, religious toleration, freedom of thought…), paying particular attention to how the distribution of material and symbolic communication resources contributes to, or prevents, the realization of such expressive ideals. He is member of the editorial board of Sin Permiso.
Contact: david.guerrero@ub.edu; @david_guemar
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Featured publications
Guerrero, D. (2024). Contracultura y economía política de la comunicación: ¿hay sitio para “más expresión”? Res Publica. Revista de Historia de las Ideas Políticas, 27(2), 133-143.
Guerrero, D. and Pérez-Fernández, A. (2024). Rosa Luxemburg as a Republican Agitator: Shaping Social Democracy in Imperial Germany. In F. Jacob (ed.), Rosa Luxemburg: Periphery and Perception, Büchner, 207-239
Casassas, D. and Guerrero, D. (2022). De ingresos y pedazos de tierra: renta básica, predistribución y desmercantilización en el marco de “economías políticas populares”. Política y Sociedad, 59(2), 1-16.
Guerrero, D. and Martínez-Cava, J. (2022). Between tyranny and self-interest: Why neorepublicanism disregards natural rights. Theoria. A Journal of Social and Political Theory, 69(171), 140-171.
Guerrero, D., “‘Razones para tolerar a los papistas igual que a otros’. La Iglesia Católica y el nuevo manuscrito de John Locke”, Sin Permiso, 17, 2020, pp. 219-228.