Add to ORKGNaturalizing a global ‘world of capitalist totality ’ serves as a modality for normalizing global processes of capital accumulation. However ‘global ’ remains a project evinced in specifi c forms of cultural action and practices. This preliminary article juxtaposes two vastly separated spheres of global economy and society that are rarely considered together. The haute sphere of a crisis ridden global fi nancial system increasingly sees its salvation in mobilizing and disposing of the ‘surpluses of the Orient ’ in a manner that speeds up global capital accumulation. In this light the fi nancial crisis and the enhanced global role and aspirations of Asian states, in particular China and India, may lead to compromises in the ways both states ...
The U.S. financial crisis that began in the autumn of 2008 has continued to impact the world economy...
The article analyses the problem of international capital mobility which the Asian crisis has highli...
China and India are amongst the world’s fastest growing economies. Both countries have also been hig...
At the turn of the nineteenth century, global capitalism has introduced an unprecedented phenomenon:...
The recent debates within and beyond Marxism around empire and imperialism focus on deterritorializa...
A consensus holds that the structure of Capital I is problematic. In particular, the section ‘So-cal...
No matter how one looks at the numbers, the Asian economies are bound to have a central role in the ...
This article engages with critical IPE scholars who have examined the rise of China and its impact o...
This article engages with critical IPE scholars who have examined the rise of China and its impact o...
If the United States made global capitalism in the twentieth century, can China unmake this American...
Theories of a “new imperialism ” assume that world capitalism in the 21st century is still made up o...
The interrelationship between state, capital, and space is central both to the debate on globalizati...
The globalisation of Chinese capital will be one of the hallmarks of 21st-century economics, shaping...
This article aims to understand the nature of the different forms of manifestation of struggles agai...
Theories of a “new imperialism ” assume that world capitalism in the 21st century is still made up o...
The U.S. financial crisis that began in the autumn of 2008 has continued to impact the world economy...
The article analyses the problem of international capital mobility which the Asian crisis has highli...
China and India are amongst the world’s fastest growing economies. Both countries have also been hig...
At the turn of the nineteenth century, global capitalism has introduced an unprecedented phenomenon:...
The recent debates within and beyond Marxism around empire and imperialism focus on deterritorializa...
A consensus holds that the structure of Capital I is problematic. In particular, the section ‘So-cal...
No matter how one looks at the numbers, the Asian economies are bound to have a central role in the ...
This article engages with critical IPE scholars who have examined the rise of China and its impact o...
This article engages with critical IPE scholars who have examined the rise of China and its impact o...
If the United States made global capitalism in the twentieth century, can China unmake this American...
Theories of a “new imperialism ” assume that world capitalism in the 21st century is still made up o...
The interrelationship between state, capital, and space is central both to the debate on globalizati...
The globalisation of Chinese capital will be one of the hallmarks of 21st-century economics, shaping...
This article aims to understand the nature of the different forms of manifestation of struggles agai...
Theories of a “new imperialism ” assume that world capitalism in the 21st century is still made up o...
The U.S. financial crisis that began in the autumn of 2008 has continued to impact the world economy...
The article analyses the problem of international capital mobility which the Asian crisis has highli...
China and India are amongst the world’s fastest growing economies. Both countries have also been hig...