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Colin Barker; Laurence Cox; John Krinsky; Alf Gunvald Nilsen (Volume Editors)
Brill
Marxism and Social Movements
3. The Strange Disappearance of Capitalism from Social Movement Studies
Authors

Gabriel Hetland; Jeff Goodwin

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1674442444530_9451777

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Pages

82–102

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Preliminary Material
Colin Barker; Laurence Cox; John Krinsky; Alf Gunvald Nilsen
i–vii
Marxism and Social Movements: An Introduction
Colin Barker; Laurence Cox; John Krinsky; Alf Gunvald Nilsen
1–37
1. Class Struggle and Social Movements
Colin Barker
39–61
2. What Would a Marxist Theory of Social Movements Look Like?
Alf Gunvald Nilsen; Laurence Cox
63–81
3. The Strange Disappearance of Capitalism from Social Movement Studies
Gabriel Hetland; Jeff Goodwin
82–102
4. Marxism and the Politics of Possibility: Beyond Academic Boundaries
John Krinsky
103–121
1. Eppur Si Muove: Thinking ‘The Social Movement’
Laurence Cox
123–146
2. Class Formation and the Labour Movement in Revolutionary China
Marc Blecher
147–165
3. Contesting the Postcolonial Development Project: A Marxist Perspective on Popular Resistance in the Narmada Valley
Alf Gunvald Nilsen
167–185
4. The Marxist Rank-and-File/Bureaucracy Analysis of Trade Unionism: Some Implications for the Study of Social Movement Organisations
Ralph Darlington
186–207
5. Defending Place, Remaking Space: Social Movements in Oaxaca and Chiapas
Chris Hesketh
209–231
6. Uneven and Combined Marxism within South Africa’s Urban Social Movements
Patrick Bond; Ashwin Desai; Trevor Ngwane
233–255
1. Thinking About (New) Social Movements: Some Insights from the British Marxist Historians
Paul Blackledge
257–275
2. Right-Wing Social Movements: The Political Indeterminacy of Mass Mobilisation
Neil Davidson
277–297
3. Class, Caste, Colonial Rule, and Resistance: The Revolt of 1857 in India
Hira Singh
299–316
4. The Black International as Social Movement Wave: C. L. R. James’s History of Pan-African Revolt
Christian Høgsbjerg
317–335
5. Language, Marxism and the Grasping of Policy Agendas: Neoliberalism and Political Voice in Scotland’s Poorest Communities
Chik Collins
336–356
6. Organic Intellectuals in the Australian Global Justice Movement: The Weight of 9/11
Elizabeth Humphrys
357–375
7. ‘Disorganisation’ as Social Movement Tactic: Reappropriating Politics during the Crisis of Neoliberal Capitalism
Heike Schaumberg
377–400
8. ‘Unity of the Diverse’: Working-Class Formations and Popular Uprisings From Cochabamba to Cairo
David McNally
401–423
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