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This comprehensive collection draws upon and reengages with a long history of Marxian-anchored thought to analyze the potential for social transformation through a reinvigorated radical Left, all within the context of the ascendance of an increasingly ethnonationalist, patriarchal, and authoritarian far Right worldwide. The authors identify and reflect on strategies, tactics, and possibilities for analyzing and intervening in advanced capitalist societies by increasing and deepening popular participation and support on the far Left.The chapters are framed in terms of conceptualizing the capitalist present, organizing the people and reimagining the radical Left. Together, in diverse ways that draw upon both qualitative and quantitative approaches, the authors evaluate the difficulties of augmentation across multiple planes, from the tension between migrants and citizen workers, to the uneasy relationship between sovereignty and class, to the contradictions operating across international versus domestic dynamics. How and why (if at all) should the radical Left reexamine its understanding of political consciousness, identity, ideology, and institutions, as they relate to Marxian analysis and various threads of critical theory? The authors suggest new approaches for understanding what the radical Left is up against and how problematic barriers might be torn down, thus disrupting unhelpful binaries such as state versus capital, national versus international, worker versus migrant, activist versus candidate, and freedom versus necessity.This book was originally published as a special issue of the online journal Global Discourse.

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The Radical Left and Social Transformation
This comprehensive collection draws upon and reengages with a long history of Marxian-anchored thought to analyze the potential for social transformation through a reinvigorated radical Left, all within the context of the ascendance of an increasingly ethnonationalist, patriarchal, and authoritarian far Right worldwide. The authors identify and reflect on strategies, tactics, and possibilities for analyzing and intervening in advanced capitalist societies by increasing and deepening popular participation and support on the far Left.
The chapters are framed in terms of conceptualizing the capitalist present, organizing the people and reimagining the radical Left. Together, in diverse ways that draw upon both qualitative and quantitative approaches, the authors evaluate the difficulties of augmentation across multiple planes, from the tension between migrants and citizen workers, to the uneasy relationship between sovereignty and class, to the contradictions operating across international versus domestic dynamics. How and why (if at all) should the radical Left reexamine its understanding of political consciousness, identity, ideology, and institutions, as they relate to Marxian analysis and various threads of critical theory? The authors suggest new approaches for understanding what the radical Left is up against and how problematic barriers might be torn down, thus disrupting unhelpful binaries such as state versus capital, national versus international, worker versus migrant, activist versus candidate, and freedom versus necessity.
This book was originally published as a special issue of the online journal Global Discourse.
Robert Latham teaches in the Politics Department at York University, Toronto, Canada. He has published widely on topics including political economy, digital activism, technologies of border surveillance, critical theories of sovereignty, transnational relations, migration, and radical political alternatives. He is the author of The Politics of Evasion: A Post-Globalization Dialogue Along the Edge of the State.
Karen Bridget Murray is an Associate Professor in the Politics Department at York University, Toronto, Canada. Her research evaluates and theorizes changing forms of modernity with respect to cities, as well as the governance of children and families. Her recent publications include articles in BC Studies, Canadian Journal of Political Science, Global Discourse, and Urban Geography.
Julian von Bargen is a Doctoral Candidate in the Politics Department at York University, Toronto, Canada. He employs ethnographic, participatory, and experimental methods to explore how states and societies are reassembling after the Internet. He has published on state surveillance and the information freedom movement.
A. T. Kingsmith teaches in the Politics Department at York University, Toronto, Canada. His research explores the intersections of digital surveillance, social anxiety, and production in urban space. He has published on affect theory, sensory studies, social movements, speculative philosophy, and mixed methodologies.
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Contents
A. T. Kingsmith, Julian von Bargen, Karen Bridget Murray and Robert Latham
Robert Latham
Arto Artinian
Kojin Karatani
Joel Wainwright
A. T. Kingsmith and Julian von Bargen
Athina Karatzogianni
Francis Dupuis-Dri
iga Vodovnik
Ronaldo Munck
Henry Veltmeyer
Aspasia Velissariou
John Milios
Nicos Trimikliniotis
Vasilios Ioakimidis
Michel Bauwens and Jose Ramos
Graham Murdock
Kieran Allen
Craig Willse
Michael Lwy and Olivier Besancenot
Michael D. Yates
Guide
The chapters in this book were originally published in the online journal Global Discourse, volume 8, issue 2 (August 2018). When citing this material, please use the original page numbering for each article, as follows:
Chapter 1
  • Introduction: Augmenting the Left
  • A. T. Kingsmith, Julian von Bargen, Karen Bridget Murray and Robert Latham Global Discourse, volume 8, issue 2 (August 2018) pp. 157168
Chapter 2
  • Contemporary capitalism, uneven development, and the arc of anti-capitalism Robert Latham
  • Global Discourse, volume 8, issue 2 (August 2018) pp. 169186
Chapter 3
  • War as politics: a reply to Latham
  • Arto Artinian
  • Global Discourse, volume 8, issue 2 (August 2018) pp. 187190
Chapter 4
  • Neoliberalism as a historical stage
  • Kojin Karatani
  • Global Discourse, volume 8, issue 2 (August 2018) pp. 191207
Chapter 5
  • Capitalism, imperialism, and modes of exchange: a reply to Karatani
  • Joel Wainwright
  • Global Discourse, volume 8, issue 2 (August 2018) pp. 208214
Chapter 6
  • Life finds a way: mapping a post-positivist marxian science
  • A. T. Kingsmith and Julian von Bargen
  • Global Discourse, volume 8, issue 2 (August 2018) pp. 215234
Chapter 7
  • Did life find its way? A reply to Kingsmith and von Bargen
  • Athina Karatzogianni
  • Global Discourse, volume 8, issue 2 (August 2018) pp. 235237
Chapter 8
  • Whos afraid of the people? The debate between political agoraphobia and political agoraphilia
  • Francis Dupuis-Dri
  • Global Discourse, volume 8, issue 2 (August 2018) pp. 238256
Chapter 9
  • Democracy and etceteras: a reply to Dupuis-Dri
  • iga Vodovnik
  • Global Discourse, volume 8, issue 2 (August 2018) pp. 257259
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