Encyclopedia of critical political science
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Encyclopedia of critical political science
（Elgar encyclopedias in the social sciences）
E. Elgar, c2024
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Contents of Works
- What is critical political science?; PART I / Clyde W. Barrow
- Theory, method, and critique; 1
- Critique of pluralism; 2 / Clyde W. Barrow
- Power structure analysis; 3 / Joseph G. Peschek
- Critique of positivism and the post-behavioral revolution; 4 / Josh Berkenpas
- Critical theory; 5 / Bradley J. Macdonald
- Ideology critique; 6 / Joshua Simon
- Disciplinary history; Section I / Emily Hauptmann
- Marxism; 7
- Analytical Marxism; 8 / Roberto Veneziani
- Black Marxism; 9 / Azaan W. Akbar
- Historical Marxism; 10 / Bryan D. Palmer
- Institutional marxism; 11 / Stephen Maher and Scott M. Aquanno
- Latino politics and Marxism; 12 / Gilberto Garcia and Rodolfo D. Torres
- Open Marxism; 13 / Ana Cecilia Dinerstein, Frederick Harry Pitts, and Patrizia Zanoni
- Quantitative Marxism; 14 / John Paul Dunne
- Structural Marxism; 15 / Geoffrey Pfeifer
- Structural-functional Marxism; 16 / Rafael Khachaturian
- Systems-analytic Marxism; Section II / Clyde W. Barrow
- Theories of the state; 17
- What is the state?; 18 / Clyde W. Barrow
- Marxist theories of the state I; 19 / Rafael Khachaturian
- Marxist theories of the state II; 20 / Clyde W. Barrow
- Transnational state; 21 / Joel Z. Garrod
- Feminist theory and the state; 22 / Gillian Youngs
- Theories of imperialism and empire; 23 / Emanuele Saccarelli and Latha Varadarajan
- World-systems analysis; 24. Critical political economy; 25 / Gregory P. Williams
- Global studies; 26 / Amentahru Wahlrab
- Critical border studies; 27 / Sandro Mezzadra and Brett Neilson
- Critical pedagogy; 28 / William W. Sokoloff
- Critical university studies; 29 / Timothy V. Kaufman-Osborn
- Critique of intellectuals; 30 / Russell Jacoby
- Critical legal studies; 31 / Paul J. Baumgardner
- Feminist critiques of political science; 32 / Mary E. Hawkesworth
- Critical race theory; 33 / Adolphus Belk, Jr
- Latinx politics; 34 / Julio Orellana
- Ecology and environmental theory; 35 / Timothy W. Luke
- Intersectionality; 36 / Jennifer Leigh Disney
- Social movements analysis; 37 / Anthony R. DiMaggio
- Autoethnography; 38 / Sanford F. Schram
- Genealogy; 39 / Michael Lipscomb
- Thorstein Veblen's critical social theory; 40 / Scott R. Bowman
- Critical media studies; 41 / Brian L. Ott and Robert L. Mack
- Critical film studies; 42 / Michael Wayne
- Literary criticism I; 43 / David Anshen
- Literary criticism II; 44 / Philip Goldstein
- Science fiction; 45 / George A. Gonzalez
- Art; 46 / Mark Mattern
- Music; PART II / Nancy S. Love
- Critical journals; 47
- Capitalism, nature, socialism; 48 / Salvatore Engel-Di Mauro
- Critical sociology; 49 / David Fasenfest
- Democracy; 50 / Olivier Ruchet
- Hypatia: a journal of feminist philosophy; 51 / Bonnie Mann and Brooke Burns
- International feminist journal of politics; 52 / Kathleen B. Jones and Gillian Youngs
- Monthly review; 53 / Victor Wallis
- New political science: a journal of politics & culture; 54 / Clyde W. Barrow and Jocelyn M. Boryzcka
- Review of radical political economics; 55 / Michael Keaney
- Science & society; 56 / Leandros Savvides
- Signs: journal of women in culture and society; 57 / Mary E. Hawkesworth
- Socialism and democracy; 58 / Victor Wallis
- Socialist register; 59 / Greg Albo and Alan Zuege
- Socialist revolution/review; 60 / Michael Scipioni
- Strategies: a journal of theory, culture, and politics; 61 / Bradley J. Macdonald
- Studies in political economy: a socialist review; PART III / Rianne Mahon and Donald Swartz
- Concepts; 62
- Academic repression; 63 / Clyde W. Barrow
- Alienation; 64 / Ruth Porter Groff
- Anarchism; 65 / Todd May
- Antifascism; 66 / Stanislav Vysotsky
- Capitalist class; 67 / Kevin Funk
- Class; 68 / Berch Berberoglu
- Colonialism; 69 / Asma Abbas
- Commodity fetishism; 70 / Julie E. Dowsett
- Communism; 71 / Jake Lin
- Community self-defense; 72 / Scott Crow
- Contradiction; 73 / Bryant William Sculos
- Corporate liberalism; 74 / Scott R. Bowman
- Corporate power; 75 / Stan Luger
- Council communism; Section I / Marcel Marius van der Linden
- Crises of capitalism; 76
- Economic crisis; 77 / Mindy Peden
- Fiscal crisis; 78 / Mindy Peden
- Legitimation crisis; 79 / Mindy Peden
- Motivation crisis; 80 / Clyde W. Barrow
- Rationality crisis; 81 / Clyde W. Barrow
- Cultural imperialism; Section II / Stacy Maddern
- Debt; 82
- Private debt; 83 / G. Andrew Gonzalez
- Public debt; 84 / Daniel Bin
- Student debt; Section III / Robert E. Kirsch
- Democracy; 85
- Deliberative democracy; 86 / Stephanie Burkhalter
- Digital democracy; 87 / Petros Iosifidis
- Economic democracy; 88 / Mark Kaswan
- Participatory democracy; 89 / Clement Fatovic
- Populist democracy; 90 / Tracy L.R. Lightcap
- Radical democracy; 91 / Michael Scipioni
- Dependency theory; 92 / James Parisot
- Direct action; 93 / Billie Murray
- Diversity of tactics; 94 / Benjamin Abrams
- Domination; 95 / William Clare Roberts
- Dual power; 96 / Mark D. Steinberg
- Environmental justice; 97 / David N. Pellow
- Ethnicity; 98 / Natasha Altema-McNeely
- Exploitation; 99 / Mark D. Wood
- Financialization; 100 / Michael Keaney
- Gender; 101 / Katie Temple
- General strike / Robert Ovetz; 102
- Hegemony; 103 / Massimo Modonesi
- Ideology; 104 / Nancy S. Love
- Immigration; 105 / Carla Angulo-Pasel
- Indigenous movements; 106 / Michael Lerma
- Inequality; 107 / Tom Malleson
- Internal colonialism; 108 / Pedro Gonsalves de Alcântara Formiga
- Investment theory of party competition; 109 / Joseph G. Peschek
- Lumpenproletariat; 110 / Clyde W. Barrow
- Marriage equality; 111 / Claire Snyder-Hall
- Mass strike; 112 / Peter Hudis
- Migration; 113 / Carla Angulo-Pasel
- Mode of production; 114 / Joel Z. Garrod
- Mutual aid; 115 / Scott Crow
- Nation and nationalism; 116 / Berch Berberoglu
- Neo-colonialism; 117 / Michael Keaney
- Objectification; 118 / Willow Verkerk
- Petit bourgeoisie; 119 / Katherine E. Young
- Policy-planning organizations; 120 / Joseph G. Peschek
- Postcolonialism; 121 / Michael Keaney
