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Volume 47, Issue 1
March 2025
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ISSN 0739-3148
EISSN 1469-9931
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Introduction

Introduction from the Editors
Andy Scerri; Sarah M. Surak; Gregory P. Williams
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Critical (and New) Political Science Today

Statement from the Chair of the Caucus for a Critical Science
Cedar L. Welker
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Encouraging Vernacular Democracy: Memories of a West Coast Coeditor about the Earliest Days of New Political Science
Cyrus Ernesto Zirakzadeh
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Critical Political Science from the Age of Nixon to the Epoch of Trump
Timothy W. Luke
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Symposium on Encyclopedia of Critical Political Science

An Antidote to Official Political Science
Emily Hauptmann
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Can the Past Guide Our Critical Moment?
Robert W. Glover
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Two Ways of Being a Critical Political Scientist
Cyrus Ernesto Zirakzadeh
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The Ongoing Critique of “Official” Political Science
Andy Scerri
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Research Articles

God, Capitalism, and the State: The Cultural Counterrevolution in US Universities, 1980–1990
Clyde W. Barrow
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The Structure of Social Change: Charles Koch, Market Fundamentalism, and the Assault on Higher Education
Isaac Kamola; Ralph Wilson
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The “Emerging Democratic Majority”: New Class Divisions and the Meritocratic Left
Zachariah Wheeler
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Utopias: Impossible, Practical, Radical

Utopias: Impossible, Practical, Radical: Introduction
William L. Niemi
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Vegetarianism as Utopian Figuration
Katherine E. Young
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Utopias, Radical Imaginaries, and Political Action
Bradley J. Macdonald
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In Defense of Stupidity
William W. Sokoloff
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Violence, Nonviolence, and the Utopian Structure of Environmental Democracy: Benjamin’s Utopian Moment
Michael Lipscomb
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Utopias: Impossible, Practical, Radical: Closing
Nancy S. Love
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