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179050
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Summary/Abstract |
This article offers a critique of the attempt by Rosenberg and Boyle to use the theory of uneven and combined development not only to explain the Brexit referendum vote and Trump’s presidential victory in 2016, but also to reinforce their case for recognizing ‘the causality of the international’ in the field of International Political Economy. The critique advanced here deploys a theorization of the internationalization of capitalist states under the aegis of an informal American empire, and points to the salience of state institutional capacities as well as changes in the balance of class forces inside China, the US and UK, to demonstrate that the argument forwarded by Rosenberg and Boyle is diminished by giving insufficient causal weight to class and state forces in the very constitution of the international in the era of global capitalism.
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ID:
058621
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Kolkata, K P Bagchi & Company, 2004.
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Description |
xi, 323p.
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8170742714
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Accession# | Call# | Current Location | Status | Policy | Location |
049045 | 325.32/PAN 049045 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
088007
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2009.
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Summary/Abstract |
he economic crisis has spawned a resurgence of interest in Karl Marx. Worldwide sales of Das Kapital have shot up (one lone German publisher sold thousands of copies in 2008, compared with 100 the year before), a measure of a crisis so broad in scope and devastation that it has global capitalism-and its high priests-in an ideological tailspin.
Yet even as faith in neoliberal orthodoxies has imploded, why resurrect Marx? To start, Marx was far ahead of his time in predicting the successful capitalist globalization of recent decades. He accurately foresaw many of the fateful factors that would give rise to today's global economic crisis: what he called the "contradictions" inherent in a world comprised of competitive markets, commodity production, and financial speculation.
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ID:
051041
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London, Merlin press, 2001.
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ix, 293p.
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0850365015
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047963 | 355.005/PAN 047963 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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