''Krisis'' is a

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covering mainly

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, publishing articles in both Dutch and English. The focus of ''Krisis'' is in the field of social, cultural, and political thought, featuring articles that show the relevance of classical thinkers for contemporary problems. In recent decades, ''Krisis'' increasingly published original contributions in the political and social philosophy, cultural theory, philosophy of science and technology, and (partly born in the Netherlands) empirical philosophy.

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