This landmark volume re-centres class analysis as a critical method in the study of states.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Greg Albo teaches Political Economy in the Department of Politics at York University. He has recently co-edited Divided Province: Ontario Politics in the Age of Neoliberalism (2018); Beyond Market Dystopia (2020); and Beyond Digital Capitalism (2021). Stephen Maher is a Post-Doctoral Researcher at Ontario Tech University. He is assistant editor of the Socialist Register, and co-author with Leo Panitch and Sam Gindin of the second edition of The Socialist Challenge Today (2020). Alan Zuege is an assistant editor of the Socialist Register and co-editor of the Socialist Register Classics book series with Haymarket Books. He has also co-edited Phases of Capitalist Development; Value and the World Economy Today; and The Globalization Decade.
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Acknowledgements List of Illustrations Notes on Contributors Introduction State TransformationsIntroduction: State Transformations Greg Albo, Stephen Maher and Alan Zuege part 1 State Theory and Capitalist Democracy 1 From the Canadian State to the Making of Global Capitalism Clyde W. Barrow 2 Beyond the Impasse of State Theory Martijn Konings 3 Working-Class Politics Matters Identity, Class, Parties Dennis Pilon and Larry Savage part 2 Imperialist Restructuring and Global Capitalism 4 Globalization as Internationalization of Capital Understanding Imperialism and State Restructuring Sebnem Oguz 5 The State and Imperialism in International Relations Theory Ana Garcia and Caio Bugiato 6 Bringing Class Back in The State, the ‘Pink Tide’, and the Case of Argentina Ruth Felder part 3 From Neoliberalism to Political Crisis 7 The Rebirth of Nationalism and the Crisis of the European Union Frank Deppe 8 The UK’s Organic Crisis Colin Leys 9 The Coronacrisis A Body Blow to the Rotting American State Doug Henwood 10 The State, Trade Union Freedoms, and the Impasse of Working-Class Power in Canada Charles Smith part 4 Transforming Class Politics and the State 11 Transformative Agency from a Time of Revolt to a Time of Pandemic Hilary Wainwright 12 Class Politics and Strategies for Party Building Michalis Spourdalakis 13 Notes toward a Plausible Socialism Sam Gindin 14 Between the State and the Streets A Study in Socialist Sobriety Bryan D. Palmer Postscript Greg Albo, Stephen Maher and Alan Zuege References Index
Acknowledgements List of Illustrations Notes on Contributors Introduction State TransformationsIntroduction: State Transformations Greg Albo, Stephen Maher and Alan Zuege part 1 State Theory and Capitalist Democracy 1 From the Canadian State to the Making of Global Capitalism Clyde W. Barrow 2 Beyond the Impasse of State Theory Martijn Konings 3 Working-Class Politics Matters Identity, Class, Parties Dennis Pilon and Larry Savage part 2 Imperialist Restructuring and Global Capitalism 4 Globalization as Internationalization of Capital Understanding Imperialism and State Restructuring Sebnem Oguz 5 The State and Imperialism in International Relations Theory Ana Garcia and Caio Bugiato 6 Bringing Class Back in The State, the ‘Pink Tide’, and the Case of Argentina Ruth Felder part 3 From Neoliberalism to Political Crisis 7 The Rebirth of Nationalism and the Crisis of the European Union Frank Deppe 8 The UK’s Organic Crisis Colin Leys 9 The Coronacrisis A Body Blow to the Rotting American State Doug Henwood 10 The State, Trade Union Freedoms, and the Impasse of Working-Class Power in Canada Charles Smith part 4 Transforming Class Politics and the State 11 Transformative Agency from a Time of Revolt to a Time of Pandemic Hilary Wainwright 12 Class Politics and Strategies for Party Building Michalis Spourdalakis 13 Notes toward a Plausible Socialism Sam Gindin 14 Between the State and the Streets A Study in Socialist Sobriety Bryan D. Palmer Postscript Greg Albo, Stephen Maher and Alan Zuege References Index
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