The Transition from Capitalism
Autor: | Saeed Rahnema |
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EAN: | 9783319438351 |
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Sprache: | Englisch |
Produktart: | eBook |
Veröffentlichungsdatum: | 29.12.2016 |
Untertitel: | Marxist Perspectives |
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Schlagworte: | Aijaz Ahmad Aron Etzler Barbara Epstein Catherine Samary Gilbert Achcar Karl Marx Kevin Anderson Leo Panitch Marxism Michael Lebowitz Peter Hudis Rob Albriton Sam Gindin Ursula Huws post-capitalism radical social democracy socialism |
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Through a series of conversations with prominent theorists and leading political activists in different parts of the world, this book explores the causes of the setbacks of both the reformist and revolutionary strategies of the socialist Left. Addressing the larger questions around the agenda(s) of socialism in the era of globalization, the interviewees believe that capitalism is not sustainable in the long run, due largely to its inherent contradictions, and that a post-capitalist social world order is inevitable and attainable. Despite notable differences, what emerges from this collection of voices and perspectives is a unified call to mobilize and organize for radical change through engagement with the various social groups that could play instrumental roles in the transition beyond a capitalist social formation.
Saeed Rahnema teaches at York University, Canada. He was the Founding Director and award-winning Professor of York's School of Public Policy and Administration, served as a Director of the Middle East Economic Association, and as an Officer of the United Nations Development Programme. During the Iranian revolution of 1979, Rahnema was a leading activist in the Workers' Council movement.
Saeed Rahnema teaches at York University, Canada. He was the Founding Director and award-winning Professor of York's School of Public Policy and Administration, served as a Director of the Middle East Economic Association, and as an Officer of the United Nations Development Programme. During the Iranian revolution of 1979, Rahnema was a leading activist in the Workers' Council movement.