BRICS: An Anti-Capitalist Critique
| Editor | Patrick Bond, Ana Garcia |
| Contributing Writer | Patrick Bond, Ana Garcia, Mathias Luce, Virginia Fontes, Leo Panitch, Claudio Katz, Baruti Amisi, Richard Kamidza, Farai Maguwu, Bobby Peek, Karina Kato, Omar Bonilla Martinez, Pedro Henrique Campos, Judith Marshall, Einar Braathen, Gilmar Mascarenhas, Celina Sørbøe, Ruslan Dzarasov, Gonzalo Pozo, William Robinson, Elmar Altvater, Sam Moyo, Paris Yeros, Susanne Soederberg, Ho-fung Hung, Achin Vanaik, Vijay Prashad, Immanuel Wallerstein, Niall Reddy |
| Format | e-Book |
| Language | English |
| Location | Chicago: Haymarket Books |
| ISBN | 978-1-60846-534-7 |
| Chapters | List of contributors List of abbreviations 1. Introduction (Ana Garcia and Patrick Bond) Part 1: Sub-imperial, inter-imperial or capitalist-imperial? 2. BRICS and the sub-imperial location (Patrick Bond) 3. Sub-imperialism, the highest stage of dependent capitalism (Mathias Luce) 4. BRICS, capitalist-imperialism and new contradictions (Virginia Fontes) 5. BRICS, the G20 and the American Empire (Leo Panitich) 6. Capitalist mutations in emerging, intermediate and peripheral neoliberalism (Claudio Katz) Part 2: BRICS 'develop' Africa, Latin America and Eastern Europe 7. BRICS corporate snapshots during African extractivism (Baruti Amisi, Patrick Bond, Richard Kamidza, Farai Maguwu and Bobby Peek) 8. The story of the hunter or the hunted? Brazil's role in Angola and Mozambique (Ana Garcia and Karina Kato) 9. China's geopolitical oil strategy in the Andean region (Omar Bonilla Martinez) 10. The transnationalisation of Brazilian construction companies (Pedro Henrique Campos) 11. Behind the image of South-South solidarity at Brazil's Vale (Judith Marshall) 12. Rio's ruinous mega-events (Einar Braathen, Gilmar Mascarenhas and Celina Sørbøe) 13. Modern Russia as semi-peripheral, dependent capitalism (Ruslan Dzarasov) 14. Russia's neoliberal imperialism and the Eurasian challenge (Gonzalo Pozo) Part 3: BRICS within global capitalism 15. BRICS and transnational capitalism (William Robinson) 16. BRICS at the brink of the fossil bonanza (Elmar Altvater) 17. Scramble, resistance and a new non-alignment strategy (Sam Moyo and Paris Yeros) 18. The BRICS' dangerous endorsement of 'financial inclusion' (Susanne Soederberg) 19. China and the lingering Pax Americana (Ho-fung Hung) 20. The future trajectory of BRICS (Achin Vanaik) 21. Does the South have a possible history? (Vijay Prashad) 22. Whose interests are served by the BRICS? (Immanuel Wallerstein) 23. BRICS after the Durban and Fortaleza summits (Niall Reddy) 24. Building BRICS from below? (Ana Garcia) 25. Co-dependent BRICS from above, co-opted BRICS from the middle, and confrontational BRICS from below (Patrick Bond) |
| Notes | B(razil) R(ussia) I(ndia) C(hina) S(outh Africa) |
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