Post-Capitalist Futures: Paradigms, Politics, and Prospects

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Series Preface for Post-Capitalist Futures Contents Notes on Contributors List of Figures 1: Introduction Covid Contradictions Capitalism and Its Discontents Future Imaginaries and Imaginary Futures Beyond Capitalist Realism Contemplating a Crisis-Ridden Exit from Capitalism Post-Capitalist Futures Part I: Alternative Paradigms for Post-Capitalist Futures Part II: Governing for Post-Capitalist Futures Part III: Post-Capitalist Geographies and Resistance References Part I: Alternative Paradigms for Post-Capitalist Futures 2: The Race to Replace a Dying Neoliberalism This Time Really Is Different Who Will Ride the Tiger? Advantage: Far Right …But Don’t Count Out the Left References 3: Ecosocialism from a Post-Development Perspective Post-Development The State in Devolution The Market Disappears Conclusion References 4: Post-Capitalism Now: A Community Economies Approach Post-Capitalism Is Already Here Making Economic Diversity More Visible Strengthening Post-Capitalist Worlds Conclusion References 5: Collective Sufficiency: Degrowth as a Political Project What is Degrowth? Prerequisites for a Degrowth Transition Capitalism Is Not in Crisis: Capitalism Is the Crisis An Alternative Political Project Support from a Comprehensive Coalition of Social Forces Cultural Consent: The Sufficiency Imperative References 6: China: Capitalism and Change? References Part II: Governing for Post-Capitalist Futures 7: From Technological Utopianism to Universal Basic Services References 8: Ecofeminist Political Economy: Critical Reflections on the Green New Deal Ecofeminist Political Economy of Capitalism Ecofeminist Political Economy of the Green New Deal Ecofeminist Political Economy Beyond Green Growth References 9: The Macroeconomics of Degrowth: Can Planned Economic Contraction Be Stable? References 10: Post-Capitalist Techno-Futures: Beyond Instrumental Utopianism Working Against Big Tech Principles for Post-Capitalist Techno-Politics Conclusion References 11: Crises, COVID, and the Climate State A Time of Crises The Climate State Climate Capitalist Futures? References Part III: Post-Capitalist Geographies and Resistance 12: Localisation: The World Beyond Capitalism Land and Farming Post-Global Business Finance and Money Post-Consumerism Reducing Energy Consumption and Reigning in Tech Localising, Globally References 13: Indigenous Australians and Their Lands: Post-Capitalist Development Alternatives References 14: Environmental Justice Movements as Mediums of Post-Capitalist Futures: Perspectives from India Environmental Defenders as Agents for Post-Capitalist Futures A Brief History of India’s Environmental Justice Movements The Plachimada Declaration as an Example of Post-Capitalist Resistance An Adivasi Understanding of a Post-Capitalist Utopia References 15: Careful Thinking: Pensar Cuidando—Henvupen Yaconso Introduction Acknowledgments Turba Tol/Heart of Peat, by Hemany Decolonising is Recognising, Valuing, Restoring, and Promoting the World’s Biodiversity, by Bárbara Saavedra Where Is the Boat Going?, by Camila Marambio Closing Remarks References Index