The Limits of Capitalism: An Approach to Globalization Without Neoliberalism

Abstract

Introduction - neoliberalism without a future - towards an alternative paradigm. Part 1 Efficiency versus the common good: the economy and the common good productive and non-productive labour and the common good reproduction and the concept of vitality consumer society from the perspective of efficiency and vitality vitality, efficiency and military expenditure. Part 2 Globalization and the casino economy: the socalled class war the connection between money and productive labour privatization of global financial management the divorce between the real and the virtual economies prospects for a return to productive labour. Part 3 Globalization - the origins of borderless private states: globalization - towards a no-growth economy development of transborder private corporations in the triad Latin America -private states and economic blocs. Part 4 Globalization - the creation of a world labour market: the welfare state and citizenship based on market relations globalization of the labour market the world economy, division of labour and citizenship new goals for the global economy - an alternative perspective. Part 5 Globalization -the origin of private states without citizens: the logic of capital in a no-growth economy the subordination of social and labour issues to transnational interests cycles of intervention and deregulation, and the historical role of the nation state the limits of citizenship in the context of a capitalism without borders the limits of capitalism without citizens the stuggle for involvement at the expense of others versus the struggle for a society with room for everybody - future scenarios the limits of geopolitics without citizens worldwide recession and the necessary shift away from neoliberalism toward worldwide regulation based on the global common good globalization and world citizenry - a regulatory void. Part 6 Toward a citizen-based alternative: growing awareness of neoliberalism's limitations in search for the common good for humanity the subject in a citizen-based globalization.Introduction - neoliberalism without a future - towards an alternative paradigm. Part 1 Efficiency versus the common good: the economy and the common good productive and non-productive labour and the common good reproduction and the concept of vitality consumer society from the perspective of efficiency and vitality vitality, efficiency and military expenditure. Part 2 Globalization and the casino economy: the socalled class war the connection between money and productive labour privatization of global financial management the divorce between the real and the virtual economies prospects for a return to productive labour. Part 3 Globalization - the origins of borderless private states: globalization - towards a no-growth economy development of transborder private corporations in the triad Latin America -private states and economic blocs. Part 4 Globalization - the creation of a world labour market: the wel