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Introduction, Stefano Giacchetti Ludovisi; Adorno's global subject, Deborah Cook; Adorno's criticism of Marx's social theory, Stefano Petrucciani; Adorno as Marx's scholar: models of resistance against the administered world, Stefano Giacchetti Ludovisi; The question of praxis in Adorno's critical theory, James Gordon Finlayson; Praxis in the age of bit information and sham revolutions: Adorno on praxis in need of thinking, Idit Dobbs-Weinstein; Against the reification of theory and praxis: on critical theory and empirical social research, Karin Stogner; Normative ambivalence and the future of critical theory: Adorno and Horkheimer, Castro-Gomez, Quijano on rationality, modernity, totality, Rocio Zambrana; Realizing philosophy: Marx, Lukacs and the Frankfurt School, Andrew Feenberg; On the critique of rights: Adorno, critical theory and natural law, Robert Fine; Rethinking critical theory once again: immanent critique and immanent normativity, Alessandro Ferrara; How
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