Keyword

accelerationism

Description: A political and philosophical theory proposing that intensifying capitalist or technological processes can hasten radical social transformation.
Wikidata ID: wiki/Q16001522
OpenAlex ID: keywords/accelerationism
2014 · Alex Williams, Nick Srnicek · UEA Digital Repository (University of East Anglia) · 172
2014 · Benjamin Noys · ChiPrints (University of Chichester) · 158
2015 · Steven Shaviro · Forerunners · 115
2021 · Lara Monticelli · Thesis Eleven · 101
2025 · Steven Watson, Erik Brezovec, et al. · AI & Society · 53
2016 · Adam Harper · Popular Music · 53
2018 · Frédéric Neyrat · Fordham University Press eBooks · 40
2021 · Samantha Walther, Austin McCoy · Perspectives on terrorism · 32
2017 · Sam Sellar, David R. Cole · British Journal of Sociology of Education · 29
2014 · Alex Williams, Nick Srnicek, et al. · Multitudes · 29
2016 · Michael E. Gardiner · Theory Culture & Society · 28
2022 · Federica Gregoratto, Heikki Ikäheimo, et al. · Krisis | Journal for Contemporary Philosophy · 26
2019 · Rebekah Sheldon · Angelaki · 26
2017 · Filip Vostal · Time & Society · 26
2021 · Benoit Dillet, Sophia Hatzisavvidou · Contemporary Political Theory · 25
2016 · Peter Merriman · Progress in Human Geography · 23
2003 · Carmen Leccardi · Constellations · 18
2022 · Imogen Richards, Callum Jones, et al. · Studies in Conflict and Terrorism · 16
2022 · Michael Loadenthal · Critical Studies on Terrorism · 16
2023 · Imogen Richards, Gearóid Brinn, et al. · Routledge eBooks · 15
2021 · Sandra Faustino · Journal of Cultural Economy · 15
2019 · George A. Akerlof · The Journal of Economic Perspectives · 14
2018 · Antonio Negri, Federico Tomasello, et al. · 14
2021 · Paul Haynes · Journal of Organizational Change Management · 13
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