Journal of Classical Sociology

Four aspects of politics in Max Weber’s Politik als Beruf

Methodological individualism as anti-reductionism

‘Politics as a Vocation’: A contribution to Germany’s democratisation in 1919?

Marx, financial capitalism and the fractured society: Using Bhaskar’s dialectical critical realism to frame a transformatory sociological programme of action for resistance and change

The world of work and the crisis of capitalism: Marx and the Fourth Industrial Revolution

Trans-science as a vocation

Antonio Gramsci on religion

The postsecular Marx

Max Weber and federal democracy

Don Quixote and the social system: Interpreting Ronald Laing’s concept of ontological insecurity from Alfred Schütz’ and Talcott Parsons’ theories of social action

Introduction: From politics as a vocation to politics as a profession

Max Weber and the tragedy of politics: Reflections on unintended consequences of action

Max Weber’s concept of ‘modern politics’

Sociology towards death: Heidegger, time and social theory

Primitive accumulation and Chinese mirrors

Interview with David McLellan July 2018

Weber’s Science as a Vocation: A moment in the history of “is” and “ought”

Psychedelic science as cosmic play, psychedelic humanities as perennial polemics? Or why we are still fighting over Max Weber’s Science as a Vocation

The future of capitalism: Trends, scenarios and prospects for the future

Becoming a dominant misinterpreted source: The case of Ferdinand de Saussure in cultural sociology: