▫ Hobbes’s Maternal Legacy: An Essay on Original Dominion and Primogeniture in De Cive and Leviathan (under review)

▫ “‘…il n’est pas moins la victime par de sa proper souveraineté’: The Second Aspect of Victimhood in Bataille’s Reading of Sade” (under review)

▫ with Dagmar Kusá, “Czechoslovakia after 1989 through Arendt’s Eyes: From Pariahs to Strong Men” (under review)

▫ “Les Trois Modes de domination et la Mère dans De Cive and Leviathan,” in Hobbes: droit de domination et droit de résistance (Vrin, forthcoming)

▫ “Fantasy and Counterfantasy in Hobbes and Butler on Vulnerability” (Philosophy Today forthcoming)

▫ Co-editor, with Dagmar Kusá, Demos vs. Polis? Essays on Civic Responsibility and Participation (Kritika & Kontext, 2019)

▫ “Demos, Polis, Versus,” in Demos vs. Polis? Essays on Civic Responsibility and Participation (Kritika & Kontext, 2019)   

▫ with Dagmar Kusá, “1989 in Czechoslovakia through Arendt’s Eyes: An Immodern Non-revolution,” Sociološki Pregled 53:3 (2019)

▫ “Thinking Descartes in Conjunction, with Merleau-Ponty: The Human Body, the Future, and Historicity,” Filozofia 74:2 (2019)

▫ “A Cartesian Rereading of Badiou’s Political Subjectivity,” Philosophy Today 63:1 (2019)

▫ Fable, Method, and Imagination in Descartes (Palgrave Macmillan, 2018)

▫ “Art and the Chief Use of Wisdom in Descartes,” in Proceedings of the PHILHIST ’16 / III. International Multitrack Conference
   on the History of Philosophy (Dakam Publishing, 2016)
  
▫ “Descartes,” in Peter Gratton and Marie-Eve Morin, eds., The Nancy Dictionary (Edinburgh University Press, 2015)
 
▫ “Notes on the Imaginary Dialogue of Session 5,” Derridaseminars.org (2009)
 
▫ “Categories of ‘Criminal’ and ‘Enemy’ in the System of Global Terrorism,” New Serbian Political Thought (2007)

▫ “The Tensions between ‘Criminal’ and ‘Enemy’ as Categories for Globalized Terrorism,” International Journal of Applied Philosophy (Spring 2006)

▫ “To Blanchot,” CTheory.net (March 13, 2003)

▫ Yves Charles Zarka, Hobbes’s Metaphysical Decision: Conditions for Politics (under review)

▫ Yves Charles Zarka, Hobbes and Modern Political Thought (Edinburgh University Press, 2016)

▫ Yves Charles Zarka, “Politics and Fiction,” Philosophy Today (August 2013)

▫ Review of Prehistoric Myths in Modern Political Philosophy by Karl Widerquist and Grant S. McCall, Bulletin Hobbes 31 (2019)

▫ Review of Ego Sum: Corpus, Anima, Fabula by Jean-Luc Nancy, tr. Marie-Eve Morin, Derrida Today 12:1 (2019)

▫ Review of Hobbes and the Artifice of Eternity by Christopher Scott McClure, Bulletin Hobbes 30, Archives de philosophie 81 (2018)

▫ Review of Hobbes on Legal Authority and Political Obligation by Luciano Venezia, Bulletin Hobbes 29, Archives de philosophie 80 (2017)

▫ Review of Cartesian Psychophysics and the Whole Nature of Man: On Descartes’s Passions of the Soul by Richard F. Hassing
  Philosophy Today 60:4 (2016)

▫ Review of The Hardwick Library and Hobbes’s Early Intellectual Development by Richard Talaska, ed.
  Bulletin Hobbes 27, Archives de philosophie 78 (2015)

▫ Review of Mortal Gods: Science, Politics, and the Humanist Ambitions of Thomas Hobbes by Ted H. Miller
  Bulletin Hobbes 25, Archives de philosophie 76 (2013)

▫ Review of The Irony of Heidegger: An Essay by Andrew Haas, Graduate Faculty Philosophy Journal (Autumn 2008)

▫ Review of Ellipsis: Of Poetry and the Experience of Language after Heidegger, Hölderlin, and Blanchot by William S. Allen
  Graduate Faculty Philosophy Journal (Autumn 2007)