TRAJECTORIES OF DECLINING AND DESTRUCTIVE CAPITALISM, vol 40

Edited by Rémy Herrera ()

in RESEARCH IN POLITICAL ECONOMY from Paul Zarembka, currently edited by Paul Zarembka

Abstract: This volume of Research in Political Economy is devoted to themes related to various ‘trajectories of declining and destructive capitalism’, within the framework of contemporary Marxism. To discuss these themes, we brought together 15 texts, written by 20 social scientists from 10 countries. These authors are, for some, internationally renowned and experienced personalities and, for others, young researchers starting their careers, but all working in their own way to strengthen Marxism in order to apply its powerful methods to the interpretation and, above all, the transformation of the world. Their contributions deal with 12 economies, covering five continents: Germany, Great Britain, France, Spain, Senegal, South Africa, Lebanon, Iran, India, Papua New Guinea, Australia and Chile in the current period or very near past – plus two other countries, China and Cuba, in their more distant past preceding their respective socialist revolutions. In addition, the cases of Palestine and Israel, but also of Ukraine, are addressed in a final postscript written by Paul Zarembka.

Keywords: capitalism; Marx; money; credit; value; profit; crisis; World Bank; IMF; Europe; periphery; Latin America; Africa; China; Cuba; Senegal; South Africa; Lebanon; Iran; India; Papua New Guinea; Chile; Israel; Palestine; genocide; Ukraine; gender (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: B51 F01 F33 F34 F51 F54 F60 F62 F65 F66 G15 G18 G28 J01 J16 N1 N2 O11 O5 P10 P20 P50 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2025
ISBN: ISBN: 978-1-83549-203-1
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