The Social and Political Economy of Global Turbulence

2003/03/31 by Giovanni Arrighi · 1 citation
Social Sciences · #World Systems and Global Transformations #Political Economy and Marxism #Elite Sociology and Global Capitalism

paper · doi:10.64590/uyu

Abstract

In a landmark engagement with Robert Brenner’s account of the long downturn of the world economy since the 70s, Giovanni Arrighi lays out a social and political economy of the roles of labour unrest, national liberation and corporate financialization in the crisis of the post-war order, and the prospects for a militarized US hegemony today.

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