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the role of finance in global production archive/dissertation

You simply couldn't have global production with out the role that finance plays just in this respect, and I'm not even getting into the role that finance plays in terms of venture capital, which was very important in terms of the development of information and technology revolution we just lived th…

—p.107 Capital and Its Discontents: Conversations with Radical Thinkers in a Time of Tumult Capitalist Crisis and Radical Renewal (105) by Leo Panitch
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ineluctably translate into anticapitalist politics inspo/anti-capitalism

[...] the recognition of capitalism's bankruptcy does not ineluctably translate into anticapitalist politics [...]

The obstacles to conceiving a new emancipatory politics are formidable [...] Neoliberalism has meant a gloves-off form of class war, borne out by the assault on militant unions, rel…

—p.11 Introduction (1) by Sasha Lilley
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the global pool of labour

Neoliberalism also entailed the dispossession and incorporation of massive numbers of new workers into the waged labor force [...] The expansion of the global pool of labor has eroded labor's bargaining power, making it much harder for workers to demand higher wages without capital going elsewhere.…

—p.6 Introduction (1) by Sasha Lilley
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return to the heyday of American capitalism

[...] the call remains for a return to the type of regulatory system of the Keynesian postwar welfare state, which ostensibly held the depredations of capital at bay. The rationale runs along these lines: in the 1940s, '50s, and '60s, corporations were kept in their place by a state that imposed ch…

—p.4 Introduction (1) by Sasha Lilley