Critical Sociology seeks to engage and promote critical thinking by publishing articles within the boundaries of critical or radical social science
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Joined December 2011
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Congratulations to Pankil Goswami whose paper, “The Political Economy of Precarious Work in India: A Case of Languishing Social Policy?” won the @CritSoc Burawoy-Wright Distinguished Article Award. Great work by the committee!
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The journal that I help edit, @CritSoc, has made all of the articles Michael Burawoy wrote for us over the past 20 years open access. Thank you for all you did for Critical Sociology, Michael — may we carry your torch!
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Critical Sociology compiled Michael Burawoy's articles and allowed free access.
I hope other journals will do the same.
@CritSoc
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To honor the memory of Michael Burawoy, and his tremendous contributions to sociology and Marxist scholarship, @CritSoc is making every article he published there free in perpetuity. You can find them here:
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There's a lot of confusion about how to relate class politics to PMC culture. Unfortunately, the real disagreements get moralized and personalized. With relatively minimal snark, @DanielTutt and I try explore the key divisions within Marxist class analysis. Link⬇️
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'Theory and Society' the 3rd volume in Zygmunt Bauman's Selected Writings (Edited by Thomas Campbell, Mark Davis, Jack Palmer, Dariusz Brzezinski) has been reviewed in @CritSoc Journal
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A plea to critical social scientists and theorists to not only criticize modes of exploitation, domination, and extraction but to also construct emancipatory alternatives. Based on a plenary talk I gave at the @CritSoc conference:
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New open access article in @CritSoc Trajectories and Legacies of Outsider Party-Building: The Rise and Fall of Spain’s Podemos. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.… @MU_Sociology @MU__Politics @IrishResearch @movicon_ucm @AnriaSantiago
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"Media Tropes and the Legacy of Settler Colonialism in Chile’s Constitutional Reform Process" by Marco Castillo & Carolina Bank Munoz at @CritSoc. Insightful new research on the causes of Chile's failed constitutional reform.
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For @NewLeftReview I theorized Trumpism as a product of cultural liberalism.
To get there, I compared Tumpism and Japanese fascism and drew insights from Tosaka Jun's The Japanese Ideology (1935).
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Trending in #Sociology:
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1) Criticism & Reconstruction in Sociology (@critsoc)
2) Black Sociology
3) Resource Shortages in Racialized Organizations (@ASR_Journal)
4) AI in primary care (@icsjournal)
5) The devaluation of migrant life (@race_class)
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My piece with @JoshSeim is out in the new issue of @CritSoc as part of a symposium in honor of Michael Burawoy. Check out the other essays as well:
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In honor of Michael Burawoy's retirement, @JoshSeim and I wrote this polemical defense of theory-driven ethnography for @CritSoc.
Against those who deride this approach as heavy-handed deductivism, we argue that...
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@atakancif ve Sena Bergfalk @CritSoc dergisinde üç güncel sendikalaşma vakasına (Bel Karper, Yemeksepeti, Termokar) odaklanan çok güzel bir makale yayınladı. Üç farklı sendika, üç farklı başarı düzeyi, verimli bir karşılaştırma. Tebrik eder çalışmalarının devamını dileriz
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For more interview testimony from former college football players on their experiences with exploitation in the sport, check out our article in @CritSoc.
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Excited to share the first fruits of my college football research project with @Derekcrim in @CritSoc (OA!): "‘Play’ing College Football: Campus Athletic Worker Experiences of Exploitation"
TL;DR: campus athletic workers know damn well they're exploited.
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🚨 CALL FOR PAPERS: How can social science and social theory be critical? Join us for the 2024 @CritSoc mini-con happening at McGill University Aug 9 at @ASAnews.
THEME: Emancipatory Politics in Times of Crises. Really exciting plenary speakers planned. Send us a submission!
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Looks like @CritSoc just passed the 275 article submissions mark for this year alone and we haven't even got to the final end of the year wave. (!!) Critical social science/theory is alive and thriving. Send us your articles and come to our miniconference at McGill next year!
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Critically examining Bourdieu's class analysis suggesting three main shortcomings.
By @JoshSeim & @its_mccarthy in @CritSoc
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New article in @CritSoc w/ @its_mccarthy!
We offer 3 critiques of Bourdieu’s class analysis: 1) he replaces “classes on paper” w/ “capitals on paper” 2) he theorizes domination without exploitation & 3) he prioritizes positioning over production. 1/6
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🚨🚨 New paper with @JoshSeim on the pitfalls of Bourdieu's class theory. By emphasizing position without production, Bourdieu's sociology produces capitals on paper. We gesture toward a better way to understand class culture. Published at @CritSoc, link & description below.
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From the first issue of The Insurgent Sociologist (later @CritSoc), January 1969.
