الرأسمالية في مراحلها المتأخرة؟ التراكم في الأنقاض

The current capital accumulation matrix is ​​changing, but what comes next? New terms abound: plutocratic plunder, political capitalism, techno-feudalism, techno-futurism. Some envision a new “housing economy” in which non-standard services replace the production of goods. Others warn of an unstable transition period, as authoritarian states merge with far-right movements. The popular image is of a capitalist class holed up in security enclaves, protected from climate chaos and the wrath of displaced and highly stressed workers. This book unpacks these conflicting themes, identifying the key trends, contradictions and conflicts that lie at the heart of 'late-stage capitalism'. What does Donald Trump's return to the presidency suggest about this new phase? How do these transformations reshape state power, institutional practices, and global markets? Amidst trade wars and geopolitical rivalries, how is the American empire being strengthened—or resisted? More importantly, where does the left find new political spaces amid economic devastation? These are the pressing questions that the essays in this volume address.