by Helena Alviar, Günter Frankenberg, Jacco Bomhoff, Bruno Sousa Rodrigues, and Mike Wilkinson
HA
GF
JB
BR
MW
How should we understand authoritarian liberalism in relation to capitalism? How two-faced is neo-liberal capitalism’s constitution, as seen through colonialism, fiscal and monetary policy, the international foreign investment regime, or modern monetary theory?
by Helena Alviar, Clarisse Anceau, and Samira Akbarian
HA
CA
SA
That capitalism’s inequalities are inherently gendered is frequently overlooked. This flows from ignoring or underestimating its component of social reproduction. Whither feminist critique of Marx today?
by Jorge Esquirol, Mikhail Xifaras, and Filipe Antunes Madeira Da Silva
JE
MX
FS
Capitalism’s extractive dynamic is undergirded by law. Extraction has now turned from human labour and minerals to data. How far is this mere reiteration or the dawn of a whole new model?
by Astrid von Busekist, PG Monateri, and Martti Koskenniemi
AB
PM
MK
If capitalism has a religion, it is probably the protestant ethic that first comes to mind. The cult of global capitalism reconstructs markets as churches. How does the Jewish Question fit here? And how should Gaia intervene?
by Akbar Rasulov, Jean d’Aspremont, Deval Desai, and Omar Kamel
AR
JD
DD
OK
Biopower in global governance depends upon scientific expertise. This was made evident during the current pandemic. How should we relate this to capitalism’s (past?) claim to democratic government?
