Conjunctures

An International
Peer-Reviewed
Open Access Journal

Conjunctures: Capital, Culture & Society is a interdisciplinary journal dedicated to critical scholarship on capitalism, culture, politics, and society. The journal provides a platform for historically grounded, theoretically rigorous, and empirically informed research that examines the contradictions of contemporary capitalism and explores alternative social, political, economic, and cultural futures. We invite original contributions that engage with critical debates across disciplines and challenge dominant paradigms through innovative research and transformative perspectives.

WE CALL FOR PAPERS

Themes include (but are not limited to):
• Capitalism, crises, and political economy
• Labour, work, and class
• Democracy, authoritarianism, and the state
• Culture, media, and ideology
• Digital capitalism, AI, and technology
• Ecology, food and climate justice
• Gender and intersectionality
• Social movements and collective resistance
• Historical materialism and critical theory
• South Asia and Global South perspectives

WE WELCOME
• Research Articles (Word Limit: Maximum 6000-7000 words)
• Book Reviews (Word Limit: 1000 words)
• Interviews (Word Limit: 6000-7000 words)

Submission and Contact Email: info@conjunctures.org

Conjunctures

An International Peer-Reviewed
Open Access Journal

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