The Journal of Critical Sociology was founded during a specific historical period, aiming to conduct in-depth analysis and reflection on various issues in contemporary society through critical thinking and methods. It not only focuses on the surface of social phenomena, but also strives to reveal the underlying mechanisms, causes, and impacts behind them. This magazine takes Marxist theory as an important guide, but is not limited to it. It extensively incorporates various critical theories and methods to examine social issues from diverse perspectives.

In terms of content, the Journal of Critical Sociology covers multiple fields such as politics, economy, culture, and society, particularly focusing on core issues such as inequality, exploitation, and oppression in contemporary capitalist society. It provides rich intellectual resources and theoretical support for the academic community and the public by publishing high-quality academic papers, research reports, and review articles. At the same time, the magazine actively promotes the discipline construction and development of critical sociology, contributing to the cultivation of talents with critical thinking and innovative abilities.