Edyta B. Pietrzak is an associate professor at the Lodz University of Technology and a lecturer at the Erasmus Mundus Master's Degree in Women's and Gender Studies (GEMMA), ECIU University and TUL Citizen Science Research Field Coordinator. Pietrzak is also Editor¿in¿Chief of the journal Civitas Hominibus and Cofounder of The Human Being¿Business¿Technologies Open Academic Seminars. Her research interests include civil society, the politics of diversity, and women's studies.

Part I: Ideas Introduction to Part I 1. The Private and Public Spheres 2. The Social Sphere 3. The Autonomous Public Sphere 4. The Politicization of Social Life 5. The Critique of the Private-Public Dichotomy 6. The Global Public Sphere 7. Space, Time, and Communication 8. The Global Social Sphere Part II: Interpretations Introduction fo Part II 9. Republican Interpretations 10. Liberal Interpretations 11. The Kantian Interpretations 12. Hegelian Interpretations 13. Tocquevillian Interpretations 14. Marxist Interpretations 15. Contemporary Interpretations 16. Global Interpretations Part III: Transgressions Introduction to Part III 17. Transnational Civil Society 18. The Inclusive and Exclusionary Potential of Citizenship 19. Feminist Citizenship 20. Citizenship and Diversity 21. Refugee, Migrant and Nomad Citizens 22. Civil Society in the Era of the Anthropocene 23. New Materialism and Non-Human Actors of Civil Society 24. Digital Public Sphere and Citizenship. Conclusion of Part III Final Conclusion