Kelvin Knight est maître de conférences en philosophie à l'Université métropolitaine de Londres. Il enseigne en Master of Arts (MA) de droit humain international et justice sociale. Il est également depuis 2010, directeur du CASEP (Centre for Aristotélian Studies in Ethics and Politics).
"MacIntyre's Progress" (Journal of Moral Philosophy 5:3, 2008),
"After Tradition?: Heidegger or MacIntyre, Aristotle and Marx", Analyse & Kritik: Zeitschrift für Sozialtheorie 30:1, 2008), and
"Goods" (Philosophy of Management 6:3, 2008). He has also edited or co-edited The MacIntyre Reader (Polity Press / University of Notre Dame Press, 1998), the journal Nations and Nationalism, a special issue of Analyse & Kritik, and Virtue and Politics, which is due out in 2009 with the University of Notre Dame P
"Revolutionary Aristotelianism", in Kelvin Knight & Paul Blackledge (eds.), Virtue and Politics, University of Notre Dame Press, 2009).
"Grounds for Hope", in Kelvin Knight & Paul Blackledge (eds.), Virtue and Politics, University of Notre Dame Press, 2009.
"Comment on «desoublie» la philosophie pratique d’Aristote et comme on l'oublie", in Stamatios Tzitzis (ed.), La mémoire, entre silence et oubli, Laval University Press, 2006.
Agency and Ethics, Past and Present", Historical Materialism 17(1), 2009.
