Social theory: Legacies and future directions – An interview with Gerard Delanty

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European Journal of Social Theory 26 (3):408-423 (2023)
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This is an interview with Gerard Delanty. It discusses his intellectual trajectory and involvement in social theory and in particular explores his approach to critical theory. The interview also focuses on his editorship of the European Journal of Social Theory, now celebrating its 25th anniversary and the 100th issue.

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