Hegemonic Transitions, the State and Crisis in Neoliberal Capitalism

Abstract

1. Hegemonic Transitions, the State, and Crisis in Neoliberalism, Yildiz Atasoy, Part I: Global Power in World Historical Context: Citizenship and the State, 2. Global Citizenship and Multiple Sovereignties: Reconstituting Modernity, Philip McMichael, 3. Tracking the Transnational Capitalist Class: The View From on High, William K. Carroll, 4. Global State Formation and Global Democracy: A World Historical Perspective, Christopher Chase-Dunn, Hiroko Inoue, Alexis Alvarez, and Richard Niemeyer, Part II: Global Authority: Finance, Health, and Food, 5. The US Treasury and the Re-emergence of Global Finance, David Sara, 6. Calling the Shots: Global Networks of Trade in Vaccines, Anna da Silva, 7. The Human Right to Food: 'Voluntary Guidelines' Negotiations, Julian Germann, Part III: Reconfiguring States and the Economy: The Fragile Diversity of Neoliberalism, 8. The Divergent Roles of Political and Economic Elites in NAFTA Countries, Malcolm Fairbrother, 9. Islamic Engagement with European Universalism: State Transformation in Turkey, Yildiz Atasoy, 10. Privatization and Corporate Reforms in Post-Soviet Tatarstan, Anna Sher, Part IV: Paradoxes of Citizenship: The Recomposition of Social Solidarity Networks, 11. A Cultural Turn in Politics: Bourgeois Class Identity and White-Turk Discourses, Sedef Arat-Koc, 12. The Permanent State of Exception: International Administration in Kosovo, Besnik Pula, 13. Left-Indigenous Politics in Bolivia: The Constituent Assembly and Evo Morales, Jeffery R. Webber, 14. The Brazilian Landless Movement: Mobilization for Transformative Politics, Abdurazack Karriem