Abstract
<p>This anthology examines the role of political theory and the history of ideas in current social debates on diversity. The authors Floris Biskamp, Henrike Bloemen, Silvia Donzelli, Oliver Eberl, Mareike Gebhardt, Ina Kerner, Christian Leonhardt, Lucas von Ramin, Regina Schidel, Laura Soréna Tittel and Vanessa Ullrich offer critical perspectives on diversity within the frameworks of equality, difference and epistemic justice. They demonstrate that the struggle for diversity is as much a socio-political issue as it is a scientific area of conflict – and that a diverse political theory is necessary in order to understand and challenge the lines of contemporary discrimination and authoritarian tendencies, as well as their continuities. This title is also available as open access.</p>