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Critical Theories and the Postsocialist Challenge asks us to reconsider how and what we know about critical ideas related to inequality, redistribution, race, gender, violence, and justice. Todorova takes readers on a historical journey across capitalist and (former) socialist countries and societies to illustrate why these well-established Anglophonic concepts developed mainly in the United States may lack completeness and political energy when used the world over. Written in accessible langu…

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Critical Theories and the Postsocialist Challenge asks us to reconsider how and what we know about critical ideas related to inequality, redistribution, race, gender, violence, and justice.

Todorova takes readers on a historical journey across capitalist and (former) socialist countries and societies to illustrate why these well-established Anglophonic concepts developed mainly in the United States may lack completeness and political energy when used the world over. Written in accessible language, the chapters develop a strikingly original postsocialist method for evaluating these and other critical concepts across political contexts and academic disciplines.

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Critical Theories and the Postsocialist Challenge asks us to reconsider how and what we know about critical ideas related to inequality, redistribution, race, gender, violence, and justice.

Todorova takes readers on a historical journey across capitalist and (former) socialist countries and societies to illustrate why these well-established Anglophonic concepts developed mainly in the United States may lack completeness and political energy when used the world over. Written in accessible language, the chapters develop a strikingly original postsocialist method for evaluating these and other critical concepts across political contexts and academic disciplines.

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