Nancy Fraser has acquired international reputation by her powerful integration of feminist issues into the critique of capitalist society. She has corrected, thus, some shortcomings of the Marxist tradition and the School of Frankfurt. The present volume documents a workshop at the University of Wuppertal dedicated to the recent developments of her thought. Her analysis of the actual crisis of Capitalism focusses the interrelation of economy, ecology, polity and society. Colleagues from various disciplines are taking a stand on crucial topics and texts of Fraser's oeuvre in the last decade. Fraser is responding to each paper. Content: Nancy Fraser: Why two Karls are better than one: Integrating Marx and Polanyi into a Critical Theory of Neoliberal Crisis Jo Moran-Ellis / Heinz Sunker: Care, Capitalism, Feminism Friederike Kuster: The Question of some Subterranean Affinity between Feminism and Neoliberalism Georg Lohmann: The Role of Human Rights in Nancy Fraser's Expropriation and Exploitation in Racialized Capitalism Smail Rapic: Nancy Fraser's Critical Re-Reading of Marx' Capital and Historical Materialism Anne Reichold: Norms All the Way Down? An Internal View of Rules and their Transformation Regina Kreide: What does Emancipation in the Times of Global Capitalism mean? Wolfgang Streeck: Nancy Fraser and the Difficult Relation between Enslavement and Liberation