Power in the Global Age: A New Global Political Economy

Reflections on the rise of right-wing populism in Europe

Foreword

Chapter I Introduction: New Critical Theory with cosmopolitan intent

Chapter II Critique of the national outlook

Chapter III Global domestic politics changes the rules: On the breaching of boundaries in economics, politics and society

Chapter IV Power and counter-power in the global age: The strategies of capital

Chapter V State strategies between renationalization and transnationalization

Chapter VI Strategies of civil society movements

Chapter VII Who wins? On the transformation of concepts and forms of the state and politics in the second modernity

Chapter VIII Brief funeral oration at the cradle of the cosmopolitan era

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