- Andrea N. Baldwin,
 Feminist Aliens, Memoirs from the Margins. A Caribbean „Feminist’s” Experience in Western Feminism
- Deborah Blizzard, Wenda K Bauchspies, 
Stability of Shifting Ground. Feminist Ethnography and Practice
- Melissa Burchard, Amy Lanou, Leah Mathews, Karin Peterson, Alice Weldon, 
Co-writing, Co-knowing. Transforming Epistemologies
- Peter Hudis, 
Yes, There Is An Alternative – And It Can Be Found in Marx
- AnaLouise Keating,  Kimberly C. Merenda, 
Decentring the Human? Towards a Post-Anthropocentric Standpoint Theory
- Paul McLaughlin, 
Rethinking the Alternative to Capitalism
- Chris Hann, 
Still an awkward class: Central European post-peasants at home and abroad in the era of neoliberalism
- Kacper Pobłocki, 
Learning from Manchester. Uneven Development, Class and the City
- Wiktor Marzec, 
Neoliberalism as big pipeline network (review)
- Ana Sofia Ribeiro 
, “Life is a struggle and we have to keep on fighting”: first generation students in Portugal in the age of economic crisis 
- Adam Wright
, The school as an arena of political contestation: education policy from a post-Marxist perspective
- Rory Castle, 
Rosa Luxemburg, Her Family and the Origins of Her Polish-Jewish Identity
- Jan Sowa, 
An Unexpected Twist of Ideology. Neoliberalism and the Collapse of the Soviet Bloc
- Piotr Sobolczyk,
 The Anxiety of Social Influence
- Paweł Wolski, 
Who Needs Holocaust Studies? Writing Structurally, Reading Corporeally
- Marta Koronkiewicz, 
Does this poem work (for you)? Irony, possibility and work in Adrienne Rich’s and Franco Berardi’s critical thought
- Paweł Kaczmarski,
 A few notes on the contemporary common reader
- Zachary Tavlin, 
Market Value and Victorian Hybrids. Dickens and Marx Against Latour
- Agata Zysiak, 
The desire for fullness. The fantasmatic logic of modernization discourses in the turn of the 19th century in Łódź
- Kamil Śmiechowski, 
Searching for a better city. An urban discourse during the Revolution of 1905 in the Kingdom of Poland  
- Wojciech Woźniak, 
From underclass to Homo sovieticus. Human constraints towards modernization
- Atila Lukić, Gordan Maslov,
 “Did somebody say ‘transition’?” A critical Intervention into the use of a notion
- Ewelina Chwiejda, 
Putting the boundary at the centre – a place where contemporary art meets politics