1. Introduction
2. From Socialist-Feminism to the Critique of Global Capitalism
3. Debates on Slavery, Capitalism and Race: Old and New
4. Feminism, Capitalism and the Social Regulation of Sexuality
5. Capitalism's Insidious Charm vs. Women's and Sexual Liberation
6. The Long Life of Nancy Fraser's “Rethinking the Public Sphere”
7. Feminism, Ecology and Capitalism: Nancy Fraser's Contribution to a Radical Notion of Critique as Disclosure
8. Recognition, Redistribution, and Participatory Parity: Where's the Law?
9. (Parity of) Participation: The Missing Link between Resources and Resonance
10. Curbing the Absolute Power of Disembedded Financial Markets: the Grammar of Social Resistance and the Polanyian Narrative
11. Hegel and Marx: A Re-Assessment After One Century
12. Crisis, Contradiction and the Task of a Critical Theory
13. What's Critical about a Critical Theory of Justice?
14. Beyond Kant versus Hegel: An Alternative Strategy for Grounding the Normativity
15. Conclusion: Nancy Fraser and the Left: a Searching Idea of Equality.