Neoliberalism, Immiseration Capitalism, and The Historical Urgency of a Socialist Education

Curry Stephenson Malott, Dave Hill, Grant Banfield

2015 · 13 citations · 3 references

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Abstract

Abstract The concept of “Immiseration Capitalism” indicates a systematic tendency of Capital to heap the “accumulation of misery” on the lives of the producing class alongside enriching the appropriating class. Neoliberalism is a specific political project within the history of class struggle that has reasserted the dominance of Capital over Labor, bringing concrete possibilities and a historical urgency to transcend capitalist social relations. Socialist education has a significant revolutionary role to play in this urgency.

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