Critical Sociology

Papers
(The H4-Index of Critical Sociology is 13. 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
About the Authors13
Criticize and Construct! A Case for Emancipatory Social Theory13
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
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