Augmenting the Left

Matthew T Johnson; A. T. Kingsmith; Julian von Bargen; Karen Bridget Murray; Robert Latham; Arto Artinian; Kojin  Karatani; Joel Wainwright; Athina  Karatzogianni; Francis  Dupuis-Déri; Žiga  Vodovnik; Ronaldo Munck; Henry Veltmeyer; Aspasia  Velissariou; John Milios; Nicos  Trimikliniotis; Vasilios  Ioakimidis; Michel  Bauwens; Jose Ramos; Graham Murdoch; Kieran Allen; Craig  Willse; Michael  Löwy; Olivier  Besancenot; Michael D.  Yates

Augmenting the Left

Matthew T Johnson (Editor), A. T. Kingsmith (Editor), Julian von Bargen, Karen Bridget Murray, Robert Latham, Arto Artinian, Kojin Karatani, Joel Wainwright, Athina Karatzogianni, Francis Dupuis-Déri, Žiga Vodovnik, Ronaldo Munck, Henry Veltmeyer, Aspasia Velissariou, John Milios, Nicos Trimikliniotis, Vasilios Ioakimidis, Michel Bauwens, Jose Ramos, Graham MurdochKieran Allen, Craig Willse, Michael Löwy, Olivier Besancenot, Michael D. Yates

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Nine papers with respective replies, grounded in Marxist traditions, analyse the potential for social transformation through a reinvigorated radical Left, all within the context of the ascendance of the far Right worldwide. Papers variously take up new lines of analysis, while also identifying and theorizing strategies and possibilities for increasing and deepening popular participation and support on the far Left. Authors are drawn variously from Australia, Britain, Canada, Cyprus, France, Greece, Ireland, Japan, Slovenia, and the United States. They comprise new scholars as well as established and leading theorists and activists. Collectively, the papers address three predominant themes: the changing and expanding conceptualization on the Left of contemporary capitalism; what it means to speak of ‘the people’ in relation to political action today; and approaches to mobilizing and organizing that people. The wide-ranging but focused and rigorous insights produced across the pieces are aimed at speaking to scholars, students, observers, and activists who seek knowledge about the challenges and opportunities the Left faces today.

Original language	English
Pages	157-382
Number of pages	225
Volume	8
No.	2
Specialist publication	Global Discourse
Publisher	Bristol University Press
Publication status	Published - 1 Apr 2018

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Johnson, M. T. (Ed.), Kingsmith, A. T. (Ed.), von Bargen, J., Murray, K. B., Latham, R., Artinian, A., Karatani, K., Wainwright, J., Karatzogianni, A., Dupuis-Déri, F., Vodovnik, Ž., Munck, R., Veltmeyer, H., Velissariou, A., Milios, J., Trimikliniotis, N., Ioakimidis, V., Bauwens, M., Ramos, J., ... Yates, M. D. (2018). Augmenting the Left. Global Discourse, 8(2), 157-382. https://bristoluniversitypressdigital.com/view/journals/gd/8/2/gd.8.issue-2.xml

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Augmenting the Left

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