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Costs and benefits of neoliberalism. A class analysis

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Oser pleurer:Horaceand the Power of Tears
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Financialised Capitalism: After the Crisis and beyond Neoliberalism
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Finance Unravelled: A Historical Materialist Analysis of EU Public Policy
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Introduction
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The Complementary Deaths of the Thinking Subject and of the Citizen Subject
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Producing a Marxist Concept of Liberation
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Postpolitical Politics and Global Capitalism
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The Exacerbation of Uneven Development
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The Possibility of a New State I
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Models of Liberation I
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Models of Liberation II
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Models of Liberation III
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Models of Liberation IV
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Models of Liberation V
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The Possibility of a New State II
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Prospects for the New Political Subject and Liberation
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Conclusion
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Notes
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