Critical Sociology

Papers
(The TQCC of Critical Sociology is 3. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
Surging Ahead But Feeling Stupid: Gendered Understandings of Confidence Among Working-Class College Students34
Dispossession, Accumulation, Anti-Systemic Resistance Capitalist Dispossessions: Redistribution and Capital Expansion in Contemporary Brazil. By BinDaniel. London: Routledge, 2025. 186 pp., $190.00 (h23
Corrigendum to Solidarity in troubling times20
From Exceptionalism to Normalisation: How Narratives of Platform Companies Legitimise Precarious Work and Commodified Care19
Capitalism: A historical romance BeckertSven, Capitalism: A Global History, Allen Lane/Penguin Random House: London, 2025; xiii + 1325 pp., £50.00 (hbk): ISBN: 978024126905319
After the Arab Uprisings : Rejoinder to Reviewers18
Demolition, Division and Displacement: Examining the Preservation of Whiteness in Rotterdam Municipal Housing Policy18
Media Visibility and Migrant Voices: Representational Segregation in the Nordic Platform Economy17
The Disorganization of America: Post-Fordism, Irrational Capitalism, and the Decline of Universalism17
On Digital Fetishism: A Critique of the Big Data Paradigm16
Debating Equity through Integration: School Officials’ Decision-Making and Community Advocacy During a School Rezoning in Williamsburg, Virginia16
The ‘unavoidable antagonism’ in the ‘academic labour process’: Theorising labour-management relations within academic settings with Marx and the Labour Process Theory15
Toward a radical public sociology: Key observations on Mahadeo’s call for counter-public sociology14
Unpacking State Production of Temporal Dispossession: The Intersections of Labour, Asylum and Informalization in Sweden13
Mobilisation as organising under outsourcing and subcontracting: Collective capacity, solidarity and power in fragmented labour markets13
About the Authors13
Criticize and Construct! A Case for Emancipatory Social Theory13
About the Authors12
US Hegemony in Evolutionary Perspective12
The Ethics of Seeing Historically: Past, Present, and Future in Dark Times11
Michael Burawoy’s Path: From North to South, and Back Again10
Ibn Khaldun and Critical Inquiry: A Response to Christian Fuchs10
Degenerations of Democracy: Response to Comments10
Turning Theory to Practice: Palestine as a Sociological Question: ASA Resolution for Justice in Palestine10
Book Review: Service Workers in the Era of Monopoly Capital: A Marxist Analysis of Service and Retail Labour by Fabian van Onzen9
The Political Economy of Precarious Work in India: A Case of Languishing Social Policy?9
Last Rites for Development Studies?9
From Black Zionism to Black Nasserism: W.E.B. Du Bois and the Foundations of Black Anti-Zionist Discourse9
Critical Han Studies Through the Lens of Internal Colonialism: China, Guangdong, and Hong Kong9
Rethinking the Concept of a ‘Financial Elite’: A Critical Intervention9
Precarious Participants, Online Labour Platforms and the Academic Mode of Production: Examining Gigified Research Participation9
Toward a sociology of loss and life9
Cracking the Iron Ceiling: On Ethnography as Theory8
After Trickle Down, Kicking Down: On Jordan Peterson, Naturalizing Inequality, and Neofascist Indirect Apologetics8
COVID-19 Emergency Governance in Croatia: The Case of Perpetual Exception and Securitized Disenfranchisement8
Book Review: Unequal America: Class Conflict, the News Media, and Ideology in an Era of Record Inequality by Anthony R DiMaggio8
Cybernetic Society and the Demise of Democracy8
‘Drawing the Line’: Market Rule and Liberal Planning in the Governance of Capitalism8
The fortunes of radicalization: How the party environment determined the fate of radical movements in the late 20th-century United States7
The Making of a Reserve Army of Labor: Paradoxes of American Disability Policy7
Hegemony, Resistance, and the Cultural Turn: Revisiting the Birmingham School of Cultural Studies7
Historical Alternatives and the Future of the Mass Party Origins of the Mass Party: Dispossession and the Party-Form in Mexico and Bolivia in Comparative Perspective. By AckermanEdwin F.Oxford and New7
Colorblindness and Free Market Ideologies as Racecraft7
Community picket lines and social movement unionism on the U.S. docks, 2014–2021: Organizing lessons from the Block the Boat campaign for Palestine7
Mobility and immobility of migrants and non-migrants7
Writings acts and protest actions: The role of graffiti during the 2019 outbreak in Santiago, Chile6
Book Review: Agile Against Lean: An Inquiry into the Production System of Hyundai Motor , by Hyung Je Jo, Jun Ho Jeong and Chulsik Kim6
Reconstructing Burawoy: Theorizing Migrant Labor, the Politics of Precarity, and Postcolonial/Racial Transformations6
Crisis Feminisms: How Convenient Forgetting, Feminist Ambivalence, and Racial Gaslighting Maintain the Status Quo6
Cosmic empire: Colonialism and postcolonial thought in Liu Cixin’s The Three-Body Problem6
Why Should We?6
Decentring Roman historiography: The future of the past? ScheidelWalter, What Is Ancient History?Princeton University Press: Princeton, NJ, 2025; 319 pp., £25.00 (hbk): ISBN: 97806912366506
Techno-Feudalism as Primitive Accumulation: A Marxist Perspective on Digital Capitalism6
Book review: Social Security in the Balkans Volume 2: An Overview of Social Policy in the Republics of North Macedonia and Montenegro edited by Marzena Ż6
Organising Irresponsibility: Pandemic Management, State Transformation and the Diversion of Class Politics in Scotland’s COVID-19 Response6
Subalternity and the Integral State Delivery as Dispossession: Land Occupation and Eviction in the Postapartheid City. By LevensonZachary. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2022. 296pp. £23.99 (paper).5
About the Authors5
The Politics of Identity, the Identity of Politics: Thinking with Badiou and Táíwò5
Deglobalization and Resilience: A Historical Perspective5
‘People Like Us’: Discourse on Class Identity in Residential Compounds5
The Good and the Bad in David Harvey’s Popular Marxism5
Between Hope and Failure: Refusing Precarity and Building Solidarity in South Korea Against Abandonment: Repertoires of Solidarity in South Korean Protest. By ChunJennifer JihyeHanJu Hui Judy. Stanfor5
No Dispossession, No Mass Party AckermanEdwin F, Origins of the Mass Party: Dispossession and the Party-Form in Mexico and Bolivia in Comparative Perspective. Oxford University Press: Oxford and New Y5
Turkey’s Road to Capitalism: Issues in Multilinear Historical Sociology Capitalism, Jacobinism, and International Relations: Revising Turkish Modernity. By DuzgunEren. New York: Cambridge University P5
Digital Intermediation in Paid Domestic Work in Argentina: An Analysis of Ambivalent Effects on Working Conditions5
Learning to love accumulation by dispossession: How US university students value paying tuition and an elitist social order5
Landholding and the Creation of Lumpen Tenants in Freetown: Youth Economic Survival and Patrimonialism in Postwar Sierra Leone5
Redistribution and Exclusion: Value Articulations in the Populist Moment5
Contesting Racial Capitalism in the Postcolonial City: A Response Delivery as Dispossession: Land Occupation and Eviction in the Postapartheid City. By LevensonZachary. Oxford: Oxford University Press5
The Paradox of Upgrading: Standards of Social Reproduction and the Gendered Precarization of Garment Work in China5
When a House Explodes: Remarks on Emancipatory Politics in Times of Crises4
Frankfurt School Legacy and the Critical Sociology of Media: Lifeworld in Digital Capitalism4
Postmodernizing the Peasantry (Again)4
‘No South Asian Riders, Please’: The Politics of Visibilisation in Platformed Food Delivery Work during the COVID-19 Pandemic in Hong Kong4
Vaccine Hesitancy and Attitudes Toward Elite Knowledge in the United States During COVID-194
Sociology Faces the Question of Palestine4
Moral Disapproval: The Political Consciousness of the Demobilized Working Class4
The Fifth Generation of Revolution Studies. Part II: A Systematic Review of Substantive Findings (Revolution Causes, Forms, and Waves)4
Running Democracy into the Ground?4
Global Appeal: Colorblindness, Neoliberalism, and Neighborhood Branding4
Evolving Publics and the Practice of Public Sociology4
Party, Empire, and Flowers: A Comment on Taylor, Calhoun and Goankar’s Degenerations of Democracy4
Census Tract and Neighborhood Racial Change and the Locational Decisions of Financial Services in Metro Detroit4
Neo-extractivism and the politics of consent: The case of gold mining in rural Turkey4
Trajectories and Legacies of Outsider Party-Building: The Rise and Fall of Spain’s Podemos4
New Wave of Thinking About Revolutions4
‘The West Is Trying Too Hard’: Gender and the Right-Wing Critique of Globalization4
Fair practice reconsidered: Critical inside perspectives on grassroots policy development in the Dutch cultural labor market between 2012 and 20254
Doing Things Differently? Potentialities and Limitations for Enacting Radical Cosmopolitanism Among Citizen-led initiatives for Refugees in the Netherlands4
The critical intersectionality of elites, nonelites, and power in social transformations4
Regimes of socio-technical control in Spanish care platform work3
Mediating the Cost-of-Living Crisis: The Meaning of a ‘Keyphrase’ in UK Contemporary Cultural Discourse3
Dependency Theory and Marxism in Latin America: Between Convergences and Contradictions3
Book Review: With and Against: The Situationist International in the Age of Automation by Dominique Routhier3
From Labour Process Theory to Organisational Political Economy: A Response to Benassi, Ikeler and Wood3
Death Positivity, White Respectability: A Critical History of Cicely Saunders and the Hospice Model of Care3
The OECD and Ritualized Isomorphism: Anti-Corruption Monitoring, the ‘Narrow View’ of Corruption and the Transnational Political Order3
Agency work before around age 40, formal work after: Labour mobility in gig manufacturing under China’s New Normal3
Safe Spaces in Dangerous Times: The Continued Importance of Critical Sociology3
Precarity and the Predatory Inclusion of Black Women by For-Profit Colleges3
Managerial Contradictions and Satisficing in the Lean Workplace3
Platforms Don’t Care – Qualified and Experienced Women Do: A Case Study on Self-Employment and On-Demand Platforms in Eldercare3
Enforced disappearance in death and criminalization of grief in Kashmir3
‘I’m Afraid That When the Devil Come Take My Master’s Body, the Devil May Mistake and Get Mine:’ Necro-Armor and African American Death Ideology3
Hong Kong’s Precarious Young Workers and Contradictions of Capital3
‘Knowing’ Palestinian Women: Interrogating Western International Feminist Assumptions, Governance, and Social Science Discourses3
Video Game Concerts: Unending Consumption on Video Game Platforms3
Feminicide: Unravelling the State’s Data Infrastructures3
About the Authors3
The fragile accomplishment of elite domination3
The Tribal Games: Tribalist Foundations of Trump Supporters3
Book Review: Suspended Education: School Punishment and the Legacy of Racial Injustice by Aaron Kupchik Suspended Education: School Punishment and the Le3
Reproducing capitalism through survival: Pseudo-entrepreneurs and compensation-driven investors in Turkey3
Reading Burawoy’s The Politics of Production Now : On the Political after Post-Politics3
‘Everything We Do Is About Our History’: Indigenous Resurgence and Its Critique of History3
Book Review: Handbook of Revolutions in the 21st Century: The New Waves of Revolutions, and the Causes and Effects of Disruptive Political Change , by Ja3
Book Review: A Critical Political Economy of the Middle East and North Africa edited by Joel Beinin, Bassam Haddad, and Sherene Seikaly3
Digital despotism or platform capitalism? A critique of political economy against the theory of “techno-feudalism”3
Solidarity in troubling times ChunJennifer JihyeHanJu Hui Judy, Against Abandonment: Repertoires of Solidarity in South Korean Protest, Stanford University Press: Stanford, CA, 2025; 322 pp., $32.00: 3
The Politics of Governance by Quantification Infrastructure3
Labor Market Theory as a Tautology or Theoretical Construct? Toward a Marxist Labor Market Theory3
Mapping the Coercive Turn: Universal Credit, Social Crisis, and the Politics of Welfare in Austerity Britain, 2010–20193
Against Imperial Social Policy: Recasting Mkandawire’s Transformative Ideas for Africa’s Liberation3
The Fragmented Labor Power Composition of Gig Workers: Entrepreneurial Tendency and the Heterogeneous Production of Difference3
About the Authors3
News Sources in the Sociology of the Media: A Critical Re-Examination3
Managed normlessness: How racial capitalism governs through fragmentation and instability3
(Non) Cooperative and (Non) Digital Modalities in Home Care Provision in the Basque Country: Implications for Labor Autonomy of Domestic Workers3
Recovering the Local Without Falling Into Explanatory Localism: Participative Democracy in Venezuela and Bolivia Democracy on the Ground: Local Politics in Latin America’s Left Turn. By HetlandGabriel3
Nadir of the Dialectic: A Review of Descent and Nihilism3
Are Services Post-Capitalist? A Marxian Interrogation3
Between De-Growth and Eco-Modernism: Theorizing a Green Transition3
AI fetishism and perverse climate disavowal: Why denying destructiveness facilitates our ecological collapse3
Revisiting Marcuse’s Technological Rationality: Nuclear Fusion Advancement in the Age of Climate Change3
Critical Reflection on Strategies for Widening Acceptance to Emancipatory Sociology Engaging with Employers and Workers in the Good Jobs Project3
CORRIGENDUM to “From Exceptionalism to Normalisation: How Narratives of Platform Companies Legitimise Precarious Work and Commodified Care”3
From Africa to Amazon.com: Racialized Labor and Global Supply Chains3
Changing, But Not in Decline: Globalization From a Sociometabolic Perspective3
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