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we must break definitively both with neoliberal economics and with the various politics of recognition that have lately supported it—casting off not just exclusionary ethnonationalism but also liberal-meritocratic individualism.
Nancy Fraser • The Old is Dying and the New Cannot Be Born: From Progressive Neoliberalism to Trump and Beyond

Harvey argues that neoliberalization is best conceived of as a ‘political project to re-establish the conditions for capital accumulation and to restore the power of economic elites’.
Mark Fisher • Capitalist Realism: Is there no alternative?
Leur livre, Globalisation : le pire est à venir, a été écrit avant la grande crise de septembre 2008. La page de présentation de l’ouvrage prophétise : « Le pire est à venir de la conjonction de cinq caractéristiques majeures de la globalisation : une machine inégalitaire qui mine les tissus sociaux et attise les tensions protectrices ; un chaudron
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Critique of Capitalism & Neo-Liberalism
David Hood • 4 cards
Philosophically, modernity is often referred to as “The Age of Man.” In ascension since the Renaissance, it crystallized toward the end of the 18th century into a configuration of knowledge that French philosopher Michel Foucault characterized as an episteme in which the figure of Man as the foundation of all possible knowledge. Jamaican
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Best Served Cold: Luigi Mangione and The Age of Breach: Technofeudalism, accountability porn and the new counterculture Alexander Beiner 12.14.2024
2024 A+ Zettels
If our reasoning is correct, the nation-state will be replaced by new forms of sovereignty, some of them unique in history, some reminiscent of the city-states and medieval merchant republics of the premodern world. What was old will be new after the year 2000. And what was unimaginable will be commonplace. As the scale of technology plunges,
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