Capitalism and Power 2023
SOCIALIST REGISTER
59th Edition
Published on 29. September 2022
Book
Hardback
302 pages
978-0-85036-780-5 (ISBN)
Description
The 59th annual volume of the Socialist Register examines the growth of corporate power and other important organizational trends in global capitalism. It rejects such notions as stakeholder capitalism and reviews the organisation and strategies of unions and the left, and its current and potential practices, as it searches for new routes to socialism.
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Series
Edition
59th edition
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Target group
College/higher education
Dimensions
Height: 234 mm
Width: 156 mm
ISBN-13
978-0-85036-780-5 (9780850367805)
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Content
Nicole Aschoff: New organizational complexes of US capital;
Steve Diamond: Myths of corporate governance;
Adam Hanieh: World oil: Contemporary transformations in ownership and control;
William Carroll & Nicolas Graham: Extreme oil: Climate breakdown and beyond;
Patrick Bond: Big Pharma: Vaccines and TRIPs;
Charmaine Chua & Spencer Cox: Amazon and global logistics;
Genevieve Lebaron & Ali Bhagat: Unfree labour, exploitation and global supply chains;
Kyle Bailey: Delusions of 'Stakeholder Capitalism';
Minqi Li: Chinese Capitalism, from '996' to 'Lying-Flat';
Pun Nagai: & Peier Chen: Infrastructural capitalism and class conflict in China;
Armando Boito: Capital: neoliberalism and imperialism in Brazil;
Chirashree Dasgupta: State, capital and neoliberalism in India;
Richard Saunders: Extractivism, resistance and corporate power in Africa;
Rafeef Ziadah: Logistical landscapes, corporate power on the high seas;
James Meadway: The Left after the pandemic;
Scott Aquanno and Steve Maher: Finance capital and American empire;
Madeleine Davis: Leo Panitch on British labourism;
Rafael Khachutarian interview with Leo Panitch: The capitalist state and socialism.
Steve Diamond: Myths of corporate governance;
Adam Hanieh: World oil: Contemporary transformations in ownership and control;
William Carroll & Nicolas Graham: Extreme oil: Climate breakdown and beyond;
Patrick Bond: Big Pharma: Vaccines and TRIPs;
Charmaine Chua & Spencer Cox: Amazon and global logistics;
Genevieve Lebaron & Ali Bhagat: Unfree labour, exploitation and global supply chains;
Kyle Bailey: Delusions of 'Stakeholder Capitalism';
Minqi Li: Chinese Capitalism, from '996' to 'Lying-Flat';
Pun Nagai: & Peier Chen: Infrastructural capitalism and class conflict in China;
Armando Boito: Capital: neoliberalism and imperialism in Brazil;
Chirashree Dasgupta: State, capital and neoliberalism in India;
Richard Saunders: Extractivism, resistance and corporate power in Africa;
Rafeef Ziadah: Logistical landscapes, corporate power on the high seas;
James Meadway: The Left after the pandemic;
Scott Aquanno and Steve Maher: Finance capital and American empire;
Madeleine Davis: Leo Panitch on British labourism;
Rafael Khachutarian interview with Leo Panitch: The capitalist state and socialism.