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Chapter 2: MAPPING THE MARXIST CRITIQUE OF SOCIETY: OR, WHAT REALLY IS MARXISM?
THE MARXIST WAY OF KNOWING
THE ECONOMIC, THE POLITICAL AND THE CULTURAL IN CLASS SOCIETIES
CLASS AND ACCUMULATION IN CAPITALISM AND IN CONTEMPORARY CAPITALIST SOCIETIES
FROM CLASS ANALYSIS TO CLASS ABOLITION, OR, FROM EXPLANATORY CRITIQUE TO RADICAL PRACTICE
PART 2: CRITIQUING EXISTING CRITICAL IDEAS
Chapter 3: UNPACKING POLITICISM AND IDEALISM IN STATE THEORY: A CRITIQUE OF POST-MARXIST CRITIQUE
WHATEVER HAPPENED TO THE CLASS CHARACTER OF THE STATE?
AGAINST HOFFMAN’S POST-MARXIST CRITIQUE OF MARXISM
Chapter 4: THE DISCOURSE ON THE POLITICAL AND THE ECONOMIC IN THE WORLD’S LARGEST DEMOCRACY: WHERE ARE THE FAULT (LINE)S?
BACKGROUND: ISSUES IN INDIA’S POLITICAL ECONOMY
CLASS CHARACTER OF THE INDIAN SOCIETY
THE NATURE OF THE INDIAN STATE AND ITS INTERVENTIONS
POVERTY AND DEVELOPMENT: CONCEPTS AND EXPLANATIONS
Chapter 5: CAPITALISM AND FREE LABOR IN THE WORLD ECONOMY: A CRITIQUE OF MARXIST VIEWS
RELATION BETWEEN UNFREE LABOR AND CAPITALIST SOCIAL RELATIONS
UNFREE LABOR AND DEVELOPMENT OF PRODUCTIVE FORCES UNDER CAPITALISM
LABOR MADE UNFREE OR FORMALLY SUBSUMED? A COMRADELY CRITIQUE OF BRASS
Chapter 6: DEVELOPMENT OF CAPITALISM AND CAPITALIST DEVELOPMENT IN INDIA’S RURAL AREAS: A CRITICAL REVIEW OF SOME ARGUMENTS
AGRARIAN CLASS, CLASS DIFFERENTIATION AND CLASS STRUGGLE
CLASS, THE STATE AND AGRARIAN TRANSITION
IMPERIALISM, AND CAPITALISM IN RURAL AREAS OF THE GLOBAL PERIPHERY
Chapter 7: WHY POVERTY AMID PLENTY? A MARXIST CRITIQUE OF SOCIAL DEMOCRACY IN THE PERIPHERY
ECONOMIC GROWTH AND INEQUALITY
THE CHANGING SOCIAL CHARACTER OF THE STATE: A PRO-MARKET (NEOLIBERAL) STATE OR A PRO-BUSINESS STATE?
SOCIAL DEMOCRACY IN PRO-BUSINESS INDIA
PART 3: CRITIQUING CONTEMPORARY CAPITALIST SOCIETY AND ANTI-CAPITALIST POLITICS
Chapter 8: NEOLIBERALISM’S CLASS CHARACTER: CRITICAL VIEWS ON INDIA’S NEW ECONOMIC POLICY
NEOLIBERALISM AS A SPATIAL PROJECT
NEOLIBERALISM AS AN IMPERIALIST PROJECT
NEOLIBERALISM AND CLASS STRUGGLE
NEOLIBERALISM AND THE LEFT
Chapter 9: SCIENCE FOR PROFIT OR PEOPLE? A CRITIQUE OF THE STATE AND ITS RELATION TO THE DRUG COMPANIES IN THE USA
THE PHARMACEUTICAL FRAUD CASE
PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES AND CAPITALIST SOCIETY
Chapter 10: THE STATE, THE BUSINESS WORLD AND DEATH OF ORDINARY WORKING PEOPLE IN THE US: WHERE DOES THE PROBLEM LIE?
THE TEXAS EXPLOSION: ITS BROADER HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHICALCONTEXT
WHY DID TEXAS HAPPEN? WHY, INDEED, DO INDUSTRIAL DISASTERS HAPPEN?
CONCLUSION: CORPORATE TERRORISM—WHAT IS TO BE DONE?
Chapter 11: WHY ARE SO-CALLED RADICAL MOVEMENTS NOT AS RADICAL AS THEY APPEAR? A CRITIQUE OF THE MAOIST MOVEMENT IN INDIA
THE MAOIST MOVEMENT IN INDIA
MAOISTS’/NAXALITES’ THEORY OF CLASS RELATIONS
POLITICAL IMPLICATIONS OF FAULTY THEORY
Chapter 12: PROTEST POLITICS IN THE WORLD: A MARXIST CRITIQUE
WORLD-WIDE PROTEST POLITICS
AUTHOR’S CONTACT INFORMATION
A Contribution to the Critique of Contemporary Capitalism: Theoretical and International Perspectives
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