October 2011
This year’s Socialist Register continues its coverage of the economic crisis. It deepens the analysis with essays on:
• the global roots of the crisis;
• the place of the city as a site of capital accumulation and resistance;
• the dismantling of the public sector;
• the fraudulence of neoliberal 'environmentalism';
• the intensification of global austerity.
The full table of contents and a link to download the preface are accessible at the bottom of this page.
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Vol 48: Socialist Register 2012: The Crisis and the Left
Table of Contents
Articles
Socialist Register 2012 Preface | |
Leo Panitch, Gregory Albo, Vivek Chibber |
The urban roots of financial crises: reclaiming the city for anti-capitalist struggle | |
David Harvey |
Slump, austerity and resistance | |
David McNally |
Crisis as capitalist opportunity: new accumulation through public service commodification | |
Ursula Huws |
Financialization, commodification and carbon: the contradictions of neoliberal climate policy | |
Larry Lohmann |
The new American poor law | |
Frances Fox Piven |
A tale of two crises: labour, capital and restructuring in the US auto industry | |
Nicole M. Aschoff |
Race, class, crisis: the discourse of racial disparity and its analytical discontents | |
Adolph Reed, Merlin Chowkwanyun |
Finance, oil and the Arab uprisings: the global crisis and the Gulf states | |
Adam Hanieh |
The singularities of Latin America | |
Claudio Katz |
Sinomania: global crisis, China’s crisis? | |
Ho-fung Hung |
Eastern Europe: post-communist assets in crisis | |
Jan Toporowski |
When banks cannibalize the state: responses to Ireland’s economic collapse | |
Peadar Kirby |
From subprime farce to Greek tragedy: the crisis dynamics of financially driven capitalism | |
Elmar Altvater |
Default and exit from the eurozone: a radical left strategy | |
Costas Lapavitsas |
Exit or voice? a European strategy of rupture | |
Michel Husson |
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