The aim of New Critical Theory is to broaden the scope of critical theory beyond its two predominant strains, one generated by the research program of Jurgen Habermas and his students, the other by postmodern cultural studies. The series will reinvigorate early critical theory-as developed by Theodor Adorno, Herbert Marcuse, Walter Benjamin, and others-but from more decisive postcolonial and post patriarchal vantage points. New Critical Theory represents theoretical and activist concerns about class, gender, and race, seeking to learn from as well as nourish new social liberation movements.

Series Editors: Patricia Huntington and Martin J. Beck Matustik