A world turned upside down?
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A world turned upside down?
（Socialist register / edited by Ralph Miliband, Leo Panitch and John Saville, 2019）
Merlin Press, 2018
- : uk : pbk
- : Merlin Press : hardback
Available at 8 libraries
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Includes bibliographical references
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Description
Since the Great Financial Crisis swept across the world in 2008, there have been few certainties regarding the trajectory of global capitalism, let alone the politics taking hold in individual states. This has now given way to palpable confusion regarding what sense to make of this world in a political conjuncture marked by Donald Trump's `Make America Great Again' presidency of the United States, on the one hand, and, on the other, Xi Jinping's ambitious agenda in consolidating his position as `core leader' at the top of the Chinese state.
* Is a major redrawing of the map of global capitalism underway?
* Is an unwinding of globalization in train, or will it continue, but with closure to the mobility of labour?
* Is there a legitimacy crisis for neoliberalism even while neoliberal practices continue to form state policy?
* Are we witnessing an authoritarian mutation of liberal democracy in the 21st century?
* Should the strategic issues today be posed in terms of `socialism versus barbarism redux'?
Table of Contents
PROVISIONAL CONTENTS:
* Ray Kiely: Is the (neo-)liberal international order coming to an end?
* Leo Panitch & Sam Gindin: The Empire in crisis
* Doug Henwood & Liza Featherstone: Trump and the US ruling class
* Nicole Aschoff: The USA at the end of the `end of history'
* Colin Leys: The UK's post-Brexit condition
* Nancy Fraser: Social Reproduction in an upside down world
* Elmar Altvater & Brigitta Mahnkopf: Ecological challenges and the capitalist counter-revolution
* Melinda Cooper: Anti-Austerity on the far right
* Alan Cafruny: The crisis of neoliberalism in Europe
* Aijaz Ahmad: Geopolitics in a world turned upside down
* Jayati Ghosh: The new contradictions of capitalist developmentalism
* Sean Starrs: Can China unmake the American making of global capitalism?
* Lin Chun: China's New Internationalism
* Ana Garcia & Patrick Bond: What happened to the BRICS?
* Adam Hanieh: The contradictions of global migration
* Massimiliano Mollona: What has happened to the proletariat? From Britain to Brazil
* David Whyte: The global corporation run wild
* Umut Ozsu: What good is international law?
* Alfredo Saad Filho: No end to Neoliberalism?
* Greg Albo: Post-capitalism?
* Wendy Brown: Post-politics and the undoing of democracy
* Martin Hart Lansberg: New world centres?
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