BRICS : an anti- capitalist critique
edited by Ana Garcia and Patrick Bond
Bok · Engelsk · 2015
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| Utgitt | Chicago : Haymarket Books , 2015
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| Omfang | 300 s. : ill.
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| Opplysninger | Introduction: Ana Garcia and Patrick Bond Part 1: Sub-imperial, inter-imperial or capitalist-imperial? * Patrick Bond: BRICS and the sub-imperial location * Mathias Luce: Sub-imperialism, the highest stage of dependent capitalism * Virginia Fontes: BRICS and capitalist-imperialism * Leo Panitch: BRICS, the G20 and American Empire * Claudio Katz: Mutations of upstream, intermediate and peripheral capitalism in the neoliberal era Part 2: BRICS 'develop' Africa and Latin America * Baruti Amisi, Patrick Bond, Richard Kamidza, Farai Maguwu and Bobby Peek: BRICS corporate snapshots during African extractivism * Ana Garcia and Karina Kato: The story of the hunter or the hunted? Brazil's role in Angola and Mozambique * Omar Bonilla: Chinese oil geopolitics in the Andean region * Pedro Henrique Campos: The transnationalisation of Brazilian construction companies * Judith Marshall: Behind the image of South-South solidarity at Brazil's Vale * Einar Braathen, Celina Sorboe and Gilmar Mascarenhas: Rio's ruinous mega-events Part 3: BRICS within global capitalism * William Robinson: BRICS within transnational capitalism * Anna Ochkina: BRICS as a spectre of alliance * Elmar Altvater: BRICS within fossil capitalism * Sam Moyo and Paris Yeros: Scramble, resistance and a new non-alignment strategy * Susanne Soederberg: The BRICS' dangerous endorsement of 'financial inclusion' * Boris Kagarlitsky: The view from Russia * Au Loong Yu: The view from China * Achin Vanaik: Future trajectories for BRICS? * Immanuel Wallerstein: Whose interests are served by the BRICS? * Patrick Bond: BRICS from above, from the middle and from below * Ana Garcia: Building BRICS from below?. - The emergence of Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa on a global stage has upset the dominance of the United States as the world's only superpower. But can they chart a path toward a more just global economy' This collection, which brings together leading political economists from around the world, argues that the BRICS are actually amplifying some of the worst features of international capitalism. This book aims to fill a gap in studies of the BRICS grouping of countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa). It provides a critical analysis of their economies, societies and geopolitical strategies within the framework of a global capitalism that is increasingly predatory, unequal and ecologically self-destructive - no more so than in the BRICS countries themselves. In unprecedented detail and with great innovation, the contributors consider theoretical traditions in political economy as applied to the BRICS, including "sub-imperialism," the World System perspective and dynamics of territorial expansion. Only such an approach can interpret the potential for a "brics-from-below" uprising that appears likely to accompany the rise of the BRICS.
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| Emner | økonomi kapitalisme
Brasil Russland India Kina |
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| ISBN | 9781608465330
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