Critical Theory and Contemporary Society – serie

Critical Theory in the Twenty-First Century

Critical Theory and Film

Rethinking Ideology Through Film Noir

Critical Theory and Libertarian Socialism

Realizing the Political Potential of Critical Social Theory

Critical Theory and the Critique of Political Economy

On Subversion and Negative Reason

Critical Theory in the Twenty-First Century

Critical Theory and the Digital

Critical Theory of Legal Revolutions

Evolutionary Perspectives

Critical Theory and the Crisis of Contemporary Capitalism

Critical Theory and the Critique of Political Economy

On Subversion and Negative Reason

Critical Theory and Disability

A Phenomenological Approach

Critical Theory and Epistemology

The Politics of Modern Thought and Science

Critical Theory and Feeling

The Affective Politics of the Early Frankfurt School

Critical Theory and Sociological Theory

On Late Modernity and Social Statehood

Critical Theory and Sociological Theory

On Late Modernity and Social Statehood

Critical Theory and Legal Autopoiesis

The Case for Societal Constitutionalism

Critical Theory and Legal Autopoiesis

The Case for Societal Constitutionalism

Critical Theory and Demagogic Populism

Critical Theory and Human Rights

From Compassion to Coercion

Critical Theory and International Relations

Knowledge, Power and Practice

Critical Theory and Epistemology

The Politics of Modern Thought and Science

Critical Theory and Dystopia

Critical theory and dystopia

Critical Theory and Social Pathology

The Frankfurt School Beyond Recognition

Critical Theory and Feeling

The Affective Politics of the Early Frankfurt School

Critical Theory and Demagogic Populism

Critical theory and the critique of alternative societies

Co-operatives, mutual aid and universal basic income

Critical theory and the political

Critical Theory and Human Rights

From Compassion to Coercion

Critical Theory and Independent Living