Exit! is a magazine for critical social theory. It analyzes social developments based on the critique of value separation as an advancement of critical theory. Key reference points include the critique of political economy as well as engagement with psychosocial phenomena in the context of psychoanalysis.

The articles in the new issue:
Roswitha Scholz: Democracy is still devouring its children - now more than ever! Reflections on a 25-year-old text and some critical remarks on the article by Daniel Spöth: Crossfronts Everywhere!
Gerd Bedszent: State power from the beginning of modernity to today. The nation-state as a midwife and service provider of commodity production.
Herbert Büttcher: Is praying the only help in a crisis? On the philosophical escape into Pauline messianism.
Thomas Meyer: Gender between performative play brand and biological essentialism. A critique of late postmodern queerness and the medical discourse on transsexuality.
Thomas Meyer: On the persistent aporia of history. Addendum to Money - it's clear, isn't it?
Jan Luschach: On the immanent polarity of bourgeois historical theory.

Published by the Association for Critical Social Sciences e.V., Koblenz.