Zoltan Miklosi received his Ph.D. in Philosophy from ELTE University. He specializes in political philosophy. His research interests range from more abstract questions about the basis and significance of equality, through problems of global political morality, to moral questions concerning the citizen-state relationship in defective democracies and so-called "hybrid regimes." His recent publications include "Can the Liberal State Promote Social Cohesion?," Law, Ethics and Philosophy (forthcoming), "Reconsidering the Capacity Principle," Analysis (2024), "The Problem of Equal Moral Status," Politics, Philosophy & Economics (2022), "Equality of Opportunity and the Presumption of Equality," Springer Handbook of Equality of Opportunity (2023), "Cosmopolitanism and Unipolarity: The Theory of Hegemonic Transition" (with Jelena Belic), Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy (2023), "Varieties of Relational Egalitarianism," Oxford Studies in Political Philosophy (2018), "Immigration and the Democratic Stability Argument," Moral Philosophy and Politics (2016), and "Collective Responsibility and the Scope of Justice," Ethics and Global Politics (2016). Since December 2021, he serves as work package leader in the Good Integration project funded by the Norwegian Research Council. He has been teaching courses in introduction to political philosophy, cosmopolitanism and global justice, and democratic theory. In 2014/15 he was a Laurance S. Rockefeller Visiting Faculty Fellow at the University Center for Human Values, Princeton University.
