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Session Submission Type: Paper Session 100min
In the past several decades, a new phase of rapidly globalizing capitalism has culminated in forms of economic, political and ecological crises. These are rapidly reaching critical points, with global and intersecting implications. In this session, participants will offer analyses of contemporary capitalism's ensuing crises; these will range from the examination of authoritarian politics and its corresponding forms of subjectivity and psyche, to the investigation of policies geared toward the concentration of wealth, the exploitation of the environment, and global ecology—policies that are bearing out catastrophic consequences.
Ben Manski, University of California-Santa Barbara
Reha Kadakal, California State University-Channel Islands
What is Fascism? - Christopher Gunderson, Howard University
Rage, Ressentiment and the Populist Right: A Marxist Psychoanalytic Approach - Lauren Langman, Loyola University-Chicago; George Lundskow, Grand Valley State University
Beyond Historical Institutionalism: Toward an New Theory of the Retirement Crisis - Michael A. McCarthy, Marquette University
Marx's Theory of Crisis and the Limits of Fossil Fueled-accumulation - Roberto Jose Ortiz Ortiz, State University of New York-Binghamton