Introduction: Gregor Fitzi, Nicola Marcucci, “Explorations with the New Durkheim”; Intellectual Contexts and Epistemological Issues: Susan Stedman Jones, “Back to the Future: Durkheim and the Aporia of Sociological Theory”, Keith Sawyer, “The ‘Autonomy of Mental and Social entities’. A Paraphrased New Translation of Durkheim’s Article ‘Individual and Collective Representations’”; Education, Moral Regulation and Religion: Giovanni Paoletti, “Education, Social Link and Social Change: A Survey on Durkheim’s Pedagogical Works”, Gregor Fitzi, “Moral Sociology: The Actuality of a Research Programme”, Ivan Strenski, “Affinities, Antipathies and the Buddhadharma: The Genesis of Durkheim’s Concept of Religion”; Law and Politics: Roger Cotterrell, “Law and Justice in Durkheim’s Sociology”, Nicola Marcucci, “The Institution of Justice. Solidarity as the Obligation of the Moderns according to Durkheim”, Francesco Callegaro, “Towards a Sociological Socialism. Durkheim’s Political Perspective in Retrospect”; Social and Political Controversies: Stefania Ferrando, “Durkheim’s Theory of the Modern Family. Freedom, the State, and Sociology”, Pierre Charbonnier, “Durkheim and the Industrial Remaking of the World. Autonomy with and against Nature”.