[Review] Right-hegelianism redivivus. Considerations on Richard Bourke’s Hegel's World Revolutions

<p dir="ltr">Richard Bourke has written a book intriguingly entitled <i>Hegel’s World Revolutions.</i> It sounds like a book on Hegel’s theory of world history, not currently the most fashionable topic for contemporary Hegel scholars. Yet that’s not quite how Bourke presents his project. He sees it more as a defence of Hegel that focuses on his political thought and historical method.</p>