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The Arc of Contentionls were faced with questions as to how best form enduring organisations (with class treated as an important subjective vector). Questions as to whether or not the state presented the surest means of achieving the left’s goals led to a split between anarchists and Marxists. Marxists successfully purs

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The Dynamics of Capitalless accumulation) so as to better contextualise the study of movements. The state plays a crucial role in stabilising capital’s contradictory tendencies. This brings us to concrete considerations of the financial crisis of 2008, the causes of which are traced from the crisis of Keynesianism, throug

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Reconceptualising Political Strategyded by an ontology of multiplicity. Taken together, the theorists considered here present three courses for political action: a reform of existing liberal democracy driven by social movements; actions taken . the state to force change and a total disengagement from the state through exodus. The latt

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Occupy, Democracy, and Enduring Changee the financial elite’s capture of political power. While there was widespread agreement as to the nature of the problem faced, the question of “what is to be done” proved vexing. Arguments between reformist and “revolutionary” tendencies within Occupy echoed those of the nineteenth century, althoug

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Reconceptualising Effective Actiontakes account of the importance of the dynamics of capital. If the left is to effectively rejuvenate democracy in core countries it must fight for “economic democracy.” Occupy was a powerful opening salvo in this fight. To take this further, however, a return to communism is needed—radical change re

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