Description
Book SynopsisExamines the prospects for the world economic order as China rises to superpower status.
Trade Review'Places the 'rise of China' from the Mao era to today in the context of the history of the entire world-system - a persuasive case' -- Immanuel Wallerstein
'A thought-provoking account of human economic and social evolution' -- David M. Kotz, Professor of Economics at the University of Massachusetts Amherst
Table of ContentsList Of Tables
List Of Figures
Preface: My 1989
1. An Introduction to China and the Capitalist World-Economy 2. Accumulation, Basic Needs, And Class Struggle: The Rise Of Modern China
3. China And The Neoliberal Global Economy
4. Can the Capitalist World-Economy Survive the Rise of China? 5. Profit And Accumulation: Systemic Cycles And Secular Trends
6. The End Of The Endless Accumulation
7. Between The Realm Of Necessity And The Realm Of Freedom: Historical Possibilities for The Twenty-First Century Bibliography
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