As well as teaching Sociology at the Londen School of Economics, Angus Stewart is also the Course Director of the Master′s Programme in Political Sociology.

Stewart’s analysis is a major contribution to the understanding of power and domination in late modernity. Importantly, following developments in critical theory, Stewart reasserts the necessary normative dimension of such theorising in relation to the composition and functioning of the public sphere. Stewarts work is essential reading for anyone interested in the possibility of practical politics of social transformation. I unhesitatingly recommend this work.

• Power and DominationThe Dominant PerspectiveAnalyzing Power and DominationCapitalism and StruggleFrom the Factory to the Smart MachineStatesDomination or Empowerment?Capitalism, States and Public Spheres IHabermas′ Political JourneyCapitalism, States and Public Spheres IIEmpowerment in the Public SphereCitizenshipConstituting Political CommunityNew Social MovementsPolitics of Identity and Politics of Distribution

As well as teaching Sociology at the Londen School of Economics, Angus Stewart is also the Course Director of the Master′s Programme in Political Sociology.

Stewart’s analysis is a major contribution to the understanding of power and domination in late modernity. Importantly, following developments in critical theory, Stewart reasserts the necessary normative dimension of such theorising in relation to the composition and functioning of the public sphere. Stewarts work is essential reading for anyone interested in the possibility of practical politics of social transformation. I unhesitatingly recommend this work.

• Power and DominationThe Dominant PerspectiveAnalyzing Power and DominationCapitalism and StruggleFrom the Factory to the Smart MachineStatesDomination or Empowerment?Capitalism, States and Public Spheres IHabermas′ Political JourneyCapitalism, States and Public Spheres IIEmpowerment in the Public SphereCitizenshipConstituting Political CommunityNew Social MovementsPolitics of Identity and Politics of Distribution

As well as teaching Sociology at the Londen School of Economics, Angus Stewart is also the Course Director of the Master′s Programme in Political Sociology.

Stewart’s analysis is a major contribution to the understanding of power and domination in late modernity. Importantly, following developments in critical theory, Stewart reasserts the necessary normative dimension of such theorising in relation to the composition and functioning of the public sphere. Stewarts work is essential reading for anyone interested in the possibility of practical politics of social transformation. I unhesitatingly recommend this work.

• Power and DominationThe Dominant PerspectiveAnalyzing Power and DominationCapitalism and StruggleFrom the Factory to the Smart MachineStatesDomination or Empowerment?Capitalism, States and Public Spheres IHabermas′ Political JourneyCapitalism, States and Public Spheres IIEmpowerment in the Public SphereCitizenshipConstituting Political CommunityNew Social MovementsPolitics of Identity and Politics of Distribution