First Published in 1992. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
Dale L. Johnson Knihy
Exploring counter-hegemony against the dominance of capital, this book delves into the neoliberal global order and its political ramifications, focusing on finance capital's rise and the challenges of reform. It examines the concept of a "captive state" and the sociological implications of "divide and conquer" strategies. Concluding with a historical perspective on movement politics across various sectors, the author emphasizes that the struggle for radical reform can take multiple forms, highlighting the electoral path as just one avenue among many for enacting change.
