Dr. Flisfeder’s interdisciplinary research addresses questions about the intersection of media, ideology, and subjectivity, and examines the role of media and popular culture in reproducing ideological hegemony and in interpellating subjects compliant in the dominance of capitalism and neoliberalism. His research contributes to debates on media and society, ideologies of postmodern and consumer culture, subjectivity and identity, and emancipatory politics. He has published peer-reviewed and scholarly articles on topics such as social media and entrepreneurialism, the debt economy, neo-Communism, theories of social and political emancipation, and film and ideology.