The programmatic constitution of a praxeological theory movement - the so-called "Practice Turn" - has been intensively received and further developed in German-speaking sociology in recent years. This volume takes stock and presents practice theory as a research program that enriches and reorients sociology in both theoretical and analytical terms. It marks different positions within the debate and addresses desiderata of practice theory that arise from conceptual considerations and empirical analyses. With contributions from Frank Hillebrandt, Stefan Hirschauer, Herbert Kalthoff, Andreas Reckwitz, Theodore Schatzki, Robert Schmidt, Elizabeth Shove, among others.