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the freedom in liberalism archive/dissertation

[...] For Fukuyama, the freedom in liberalism and the choice in politics do not include the freedom to choose to oppose the singularity of a global market system, even to the meager extent of opposing by strengthening the nation state, let alone by daring to choose something other than capitalism. …

—p.60 The Digital Sublime: Myth, Power, and Cyberspace Cyberspace and the End of History (55) by Vincent Mosco
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manufacturing cyberspace magic

Government plays an enormous role in manufacturing cyberspace magic because much of its legitimacy today is based on identification with this future wave. This is certainly understandable. The transfer of power from government to the private sector in the last 30 or so years and the spread of free …

—p.43 Myth and Cyberspace (17) by Vincent Mosco
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imperialism is not only territorial intervention archive/dissertation

[...] You're creating a global capitalism within which the American state and American capital have structural power.

The structural power comes from the fact that that the U.S. is still the dominant country in terms of technology. It's increasingly playing a crucial role in terms of what I rai…

—p.109 Capital and Its Discontents: Conversations with Radical Thinkers in a Time of Tumult Capitalist Crisis and Radical Renewal (105) by Sam Gindin
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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 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