The Socialist Register was founded by Ralph Miliband and John Saville in 1964 as ‘an annual survey of movements and ideas’ from the standpoint of the independent new left. It is currently edited by Leo Panitch, Greg Albo and Vivek Chibber, assisted by an editorial collective of eminent scholars in Africa, Asia, Europe and the Americas. Each volume is focused on a topical theme and characterized by the inclusion of relatively long, sustained analyses which cut across intellectual disciplines and geographical boundaries.
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This year’s Socialist Register continues its coverage of the economic crisis. It deepens the analysis with essays on:
• the global roots of the crisis;
• the place of the city as a site of capital accumulation and resistance;
• the dismantling of the public sector;
• the fraudulence of neoliberal 'environmentalism';
• the intensification of global austerity.
The full table of contents and a link to download the preface are accessible at the bottom of this page.
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Vol 48: Socialist Register 2012: The Crisis and the Left
Table of Contents
Articles
| Socialist Register 2012 Preface |
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Leo Panitch, Gregory Albo, Vivek Chibber |
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ISSN: 0081-0606
