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In this slim but mighty account, a social theorist tackles the issues of global inequality, extreme wealth, and rampant corruption in democratic countries, while explaining the structures of international capitalism and how the world can move toward a more equitable future. Krystal Ball, host of Breaking Points and Krystal Kyle & FriendsĪ lucid and compelling account of the essential nature of capitalism, and how its shackles can be removed by a revived labor movement animated by a commitment to solidarity and the common good. This book is both a clear primer for new leftists as well as a clarifying call to arms for seasoned veterans. And there is no effective confrontation of capital without a mass working-class movement. Irans Missile Tests and the Nuclear Deal New York Times, The, March 10, 2016. Chibber reminds us that there is no way to fight injustice without confronting capital. Article Title, Cited, News Outlet, News Date. Anwar Shaikh, Professor of Economics at the New School for Social Research and author of Capitalism: Competition, Conflict, Crises.Īrriving just as we're all tempted by despair, Confronting Capitalism brilliantly illuminates our current predicament and guides us towards the only way out. The Sunday Read: ‘The Spy Who Called Me’. I cannot think of anyone other than Chibber who could achieve such clarity and such depth. I’ve received occasional queries over the years from the growing cohort of academics doing research on Nollywood: Was I the one who had coined ‘Nollywood’ I’d reply that a copy editor. This is an extraordinary book on the dynamics and politics of capitalism.
