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For a Sociological Marxism: The Complementary Convergence of Antonio Gramsci and Karl Polanyi

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Introduction
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Decisions
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Index
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Marxism and Class
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Preface
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Ambivalences of the countermovement: A proposal on how to study international trade unionism
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Transition coalitions: toward a theory of transformative just transitions
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U.S. Labor and renewable energy: green growth versus the Green New Deal
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Space of Compromise: Border Control and the Limited Inclusion of Burmese Migrants in China
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Work, Race, and Economic Citizenship
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Polanyi for the Age of Trump
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State Theory, Grassroots Agency, and Global Policy Transfer: The Life and Death of Colombia’sEscuela Nuevain Brazil (1997–2012)
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Solidarity Economy Markets as “mobilizational commons”: re-signifying the market through the lens of cooperation
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Commons as Polanyian countermovement in neoliberal market society. A case study in Belgium
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Grounding globalization: labour in the age of insecurity
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The point is to keep going: the global sub-prime mortgage crisis, local labour market repositioning, and the capital accumulation dynamic in Singapore
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A variety of capitalism … with Chinese characteristics?
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Toward a Polanyian network analysis: market and non-market forms of coordination in the rice economy of Vietnam
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Variegated Economies
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Copyright Page
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List of Tables and Figure
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Abbreviations
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Notes
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Different Again
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Remaking Heterodoxy
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Socioeconomic Geographies
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Rascal Concepts
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Relocating Variety
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Confounding Variety?
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Mapping Economies
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Arid Comparisons?
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After Variety
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Situating Method
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Occupying Schools, Occupying Land
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Copyright Page
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Dedication
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Illustrations
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Abbreviations
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Glossary of Portuguese Terms
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Notes
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Maps
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Introduction: Education and the Long March through the Institutions
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Pedagogical Experiments in the Brazilian Countryside
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Transforming Universities to Build a Movement
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