Socialist Register 2022

Contents:  

SIMON MOHUN: A contemporary portrait of neoliberalism: The rise of the one per cent;

WALDEN BELLO: At the summit of global capitalism: The US and China;

INGAR SOLTY: Market polarization means political polarization: Liberal democracy’s eroding centre;

BILL FLETCHER JR.: Trump and the danger of right-wing populism in the US;

MARCUS GILROY-WARE: What is wrong with social media? An anti-capitalist critique;

ADOLPH REED JR., TOURÉ F. REED: The evolution of ‘race’ and racial justice under neoliberalism;

SAMIR SONTI: The crisis of US labour, past and present;

SAM GINDIN: American workers and the left after Trump: Polarized options;

JAYATI GHOSH: Pandemic polarizations and the contradictions of Indian capitalism;

VISHWAS SATGAR: Epidemiological neoliberalism in South Africa;

ILYA MATVEEV, OLEG ZHURAVLEV: Loft offices and factory towns: Social sources of political polarization in Russia;

ANA GARCIA, VIRGINIA FONTES, REJANE HOEVELER: The far right, corporate power, and social struggles in Brazil;

SAMIR GANDESHA: Identity crisis: The politics of false concreteness;

DAVID HARVEY: The double consciousness of capital;

JAMES SCHNEIDER INTERVIEWED BY HILARY WAINWRIGHT: Finding a way forward: Lessons from the Corbyn project in the UK.