Monographs and anthologies

• Contested Property. A debate on social theory, Berlin 2025 (edited with Jacob Blumenfeld and Tilo Wesche).
• Theories of Property for IntroductionHamburg 2024 (together with Tilo Wesche).

Essays and contributions (* = peer-reviewed)

• "Soilless. Urban Property and the Great Redistribution", to appear in: Niklas Angebauer, Jacob Blumenfeld, Tilo Wesche (eds.): Umkämpftes Eigentum. A debate on social theory, Berlin 2025.
• "No property is no solution either. What we can learn from the theoretical poverty dispute", in: Jan Beuerbach, Kathrin Sonntag, Amelie Stuart (eds.): Der Stand der Dinge. Theories of appropriation and use, Basel/Berlin 2022.
• *"Who owns the city? Eigentum in der Debatte um bezahlbares Wohnen", Zeitschrift für Praktische Philosophie 8 (1), pp. 307-336 (together with Tobias Habermann).
• "Dikes heilige Grundsteine: Eigentum als Institution des Politischen", in: Matthias Flatscher and Steffen K. Herrmann (eds.): Institutionen des Politischen, Baden-Baden 2020.
• *"Property and capital in the person: Lockean and neoliberal self-ownership", Constellations 27:1 (2020), pp. 50-62.

Reviews and smaller works

• "From common property to the commons?", commentary on Eva Weiler's ZPTh article "Vom Gemeinbesitz zum Privateigentum?", theory blog (14 January 2024).
• "Uncivil disobedience", double review of Iris Därmann, Unserviceability. History of violence and political philosophy and Resistance. Separation of powers in statu nascendiin: General Journal of Philosophy 48 (2):317-330 (together with Jenny Stupka).
• "Democratising property: The case for economic democracy"in: Paulina Fröhlich, Paul Jürgensen and Maxine Fowé (eds.): Innocracy Focus Paper (2022): Democratising the economy in an era of disordered order.
• "The Gaia Theory: With holistic thinking against the climate crisis". Contribution for Sein und Streit, Deutschlandfunk Kultur (2021).
• "We no longer wear the corset on our skin, but underneath it". Interview for agora42 (2018).

Editing and translation

Editorial collaboration:

• Stefan Müller-Doohm, Smail Rapic, Tilo Wesche (eds.), Reasonable freedom. Contributions to the late work of Jürgen Habermas, Berlin 2024: Suhrkamp

Translation from the English:

• Rahel Jaeggi:"Ökonomie als soziale Praxis", in: Zeitschrift für Wirtschafts- und Unternehmensethik, 19 (3), 2018, p. 343 - 361.
• Hartmut Rosa: "Analysis, diagnosis, therapy? Attempt at a critical redefinition of late modern social formation", in: Bittlingmayer, Demirovic, Freytag (eds.): Handbuch Kritische Theorie, pp. 1-24.
• In Barney: "Participatory relations. Reversal of a democratic promise?" in: Polar, April 2017 (22).

Lectures & panels (selection)

• All mine. The fair treatment of property. Zurich, 23.01.2025
• How can housing become fairer? A property theory perspective. Munich, 21 November 2025
• Land and property. St. Pölten, 28.01.2025
• How data becomes property - and why this is unjust. Vienna, 13 May 2022
• Criticising from within: On the inner limits of property. Jena, 22/10/2021
• Property as a case for economic democracy. Berlin, 15 October 2021
• Criticising private property. But how? Hamburg, 25 March 2021
• Who owns the city? Property in the debate on affordable housing. Giessen, 03.02.2021
• No property is no solution either. What we can learn from the theoretical poverty dispute. Leipzig, 01.10.2020
• Property and the Frankfurt School Project: Past, Present, Futures. Paris, 07.06.2019
• Towards a social philosophy of property. Prague, 30 May 2019
• Property as social practice. Construction drawing of a bridge building. Vienna, 13 March 2019
• Property as a social practice. Berlin, 17.12.2018