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A Love Letter to the Many

Arguments for Transformative Left Politics in South Africa
BuchGebunden
680 Seiten
Englisch
Brillerschienen am04.07.2024
With almost three decades of market democracy, South Africa has gone horribly wrong. This volume provides a left critique and explanation for the failed promise of national liberation of South Africa, and provides praxis-centred arguments for a new transformative politics.mehr

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KlappentextWith almost three decades of market democracy, South Africa has gone horribly wrong. This volume provides a left critique and explanation for the failed promise of national liberation of South Africa, and provides praxis-centred arguments for a new transformative politics.
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ISBN/GTIN978-90-04-69075-2
ProduktartBuch
EinbandartGebunden
FormatGenäht
Verlag
Erscheinungsjahr2024
Erscheinungsdatum04.07.2024
Seiten680 Seiten
SpracheEnglisch
MasseBreite 157 mm, Höhe 236 mm, Dicke 43 mm
Gewicht1157 g
Artikel-Nr.61105272
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GenreWirtschaft

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Inhaltsverzeichnis
Preface Writing Among, with and for the ManyAcknowledgementsList of Figures and TablesAcronymsNote on Texts and TerminologyIntroductionPart 1Resisting Revolutionary Orthodoxy, Neoliberal Market Democracy and Emergent Neo-fascism1âContributing to a Democratic Imaginary in the sacp1âWorkplace Forums and Autonomous Self-management from Below2âThe Visible Hand of Development Planning in India: Lessons for South Africa3âCooperative Banks in South Africa: A Brief Survey4âMilitarisation in Southern Africa: Trade Unions and the Prospects for Peace5âWorker Owned Cooperatives, Development and Neo-liberal Economic Adjustment6âBe Partisan for Peace7âSocialism and Sustainable Local Economic Development8âIn Defence of the sacp and the Struggle for Socialism in South Africa: A Response to the Committee Document2âRejecting the Fraud of the National Democratic Revolution1âA Critique of Government´s Macro-economic Strategy: Growth, Employment and Redistribution2âNeoliberalised South Africa: Labour and the Roots of Passive Revolution3âGlobal Capitalism and the Neo-liberalisation of Africa4âThe Marikana Massacre and the South African State´s Low Intensity War against the People5âBeyond Marikana: The Post-apartheid South African State6âEpidemiological Neoliberalism in South Africa3âOpposing Zumafication in the sacp and Outside1âReflections: The Age of Barbarism2âWe Need a Truly Transformative Democracy3â No!´ Tells the anc Enough Is Enough4âProtests Mustn´t Harm Our Future5âFees Protests: History Shows True Revolution Lies Not in Violence6âIts Up to Us to Make Sure Zuma Goes7âThe eff´s Wrecking Ball Politics Is Fascist Rather than Left8âZuma´s Cabinet Reshuffle Inaugurates South Africa´s Zimbabwe Moment9âSouth Africa Must Resist Another Captured President, This Time by the Markets10âTrump May Be Gone, but Neo-fascism Remains Alive and Kicking in Mainstream American Society11âSouth Africa Is Turning on Itself12âInternational Mandela Day - Respondent to Keynote Address of President Cyril Ramaphosa, 18 July, 202113âWithout a Serious Challenge from the Left, the Political Field in South Africa Could See the Emergence of an Extreme Right4âThe Challenge of Left Renewal in the Context of Worsening Capitalist Crisis1âThe Left Project and Post-national Liberation Politics2âThere Is a Democratic Left Response to the Global Crisis3âOccupying the Economy4âReclaiming a Vision of Hope and a Life of Dignity5âNumsa Moment Leads Left Renewal6âBetween Crisis and Renewal: Where to for South Africa´s Left?Part 2Decolonial Critique of Eco-cidal Capitalism5âPerspectives on Eco-cide1âMarx and the International2âPolanyi, Nature and the International: The Missing Dimension of Imperial Ecocide3âSeven Theses on Radical Non-racialism, the Climate Crisis and Deep Just Transitions: From the National Question to the Eco-cide Question4âThe Coloniality of the Scientific Anthropocene5âCrises, Socio-ecological Reproduction and Intersectionality: Challenges for Emancipatory FeminismPart 3Building Mass Resistance to Climate Injustic6âFor People and Worker Driven Climate Politics1âThe World Social Forum and the Battle for cop172âThe Climate Is Ripe for Social Change3âTrade Union Approach to Climate Justice: The Campaign Strategy of the National Union of Metal Workers of South Africa4âWorsening Climate Crisis and the Challenge of Red-Green Alliances for Labour: Introducing the Climate Justice Charter Alternative in South Africa5âThe Geopolitics of Vaccine Apartheid7âRaising the Alarm Louder against Climate Injustice1âLight a Fire Under sa´s Climate Policy2âSouth Africa´s Carbon Democracy Is Going Over the Cliff3âOpen Letter: Call For a UN Treaty to End Fossil Fuels4âcovid-19, the Climate Crisis and Lockdown - An Opportunity to End the War with Nature5âWhere Have All the Flowers Gone? A Final Climate Crisis Warning6âParty Politicians Fiddle about with Climate Change While sa Burns7âsa the Climate Pariah Needs to Change Its Ways8âAn Open Letter to Hosken Consolidated Investments and Minister Gwede Mantashe: A Beginner´s Guide to Poppycock9âUS, Russia and Ukraine - The Death Trap beyond the New Cold War and World War 310âThe anc Needs a Wake Up Call on the Urgency of the Climate CrisisPart 4For a Democratic Eco-Socialist South Africa and World8âDemocratic Eco-socialism through Democratic Systemic Reforms1âThe Climate Crisis and Systemic Alternatives2âClimate Ecocide and Democratic Eco-socialism in South Africa3âWhy Ecosocialism: For a Red-Green Future4âAfter Capitalism: Democratic Eco-socialism?5âMarx, the Commons and Democratic Eco-socialism6âEnd Ecocidal Capitalism or Exterminate Life on Planet Earth: A South African Contribution to Ecosocialist Strategy9âTransformative Politics and the New Global Left Imaginary1âAlternatives to Neoliberal Globalisation10âCooperative Development and Worker Cooperatives1âNum Worker Co-ops Are Dead! Long Live Worker Co-ops?2âCooperatives and Nation Building in Post-apartheid South Africa: Contradictions and Challenges3âA Cooperative Movement Response to the Crisis of Civilisation: Choosing to Sustain Life!4âFrom National Liberation Struggle to Fingerprint Worker Cooperative11âSolidarity Economy1âWith, against and Beyond the State: A Solidarity Economy through a Movement of Movements12âFood Sovereignty1âBreak the Food Chain to Build Our Humanity2âSouth Africa´s Food System in Dire Straits3âFood Sovereignty: The Viable Alternative to anc and eff Land Solutions4âCivil Society: The State Has Failed and Cannot Be Trusted, Let Us Help Solve the Hunger Crisis13âUniversal Basic Income/Grant1âThe South African Precariat, covid-19 and #Bignow14âThe Climate Justice Charter Pluri-vision1âNo Short Cuts for a Deep Just Transition: Towards a Climate Justice Charter for South AfricaAnnexure: Additional Activist Resources for Transformative ActivismIndexmehr