Covid 19 and the Future of Capitalism

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Covid 19 and the Future of Capitalism

Author	: Efe Can Gürcan
File Size	: 51,5 Mb
Publisher	: Unknown
Language	: English
Release Date	: 01 May 2021
ISBN	: 1773632574
Pages	: 140 pages

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Covid 19 and the Future of Capitalism by Efe Can Gürcan Book PDF Summary

COVID-19 may be an historical turning point for global capitalism. It has revealed the crisis of neoliberal globalization; however, this does not automatically lead to the ultimate defeat of capitalism or its neoliberal incarnation. The authors in this collection posit that a new framework cannot be built on the values and beliefs of current-day consumer capitalist society; resistance in the pandemic age should be based on the values and beliefs that could be the foundation of a new, postcapitalist society. This book formulates a tentative revolutionary program that could take advantage of the COVID-19 environment to defeat and transcend capitalism.

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