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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Pedro M. Rey-AraújoPublisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd Imprint: Routledge Weight: 0.453kg ISBN: 9780367480660ISBN 10: 0367480662 Pages: 238 Publication Date: 25 November 2020 Audience: College/higher education , Tertiary & Higher Education , Undergraduate Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print ![]() This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsPart I. Capitalism, Institutions and Social Orders. 1. Dancing over the ‘middle ground’: Social heterogeneity and capitalism. 2. Setting the terrain: Radical Political Economy and post-Marxism. 3. Ernesto Laclau’s post-Marxism: Some internal problems. 4. Social Structures of Accumulation Theory: A re-assessment. 5. Social orders and capitalism: Towards an expanded SSA approach. 6. Grounding Populism upon Political Economy Part II. The Case of Contemporary Spain. 7. The Spanish ‘Mediterranean’ Liberal SSA: A Characterization. 8. The ‘Mediterranean’ Liberal SSA’s expansion phase: 1995–2008. 9. From systemic to organic crisis: 2008–2019. Concluding CommentsReviews[T]he book is a key contribution on both the SSA and PDT scholarships as well as on the political economy of contemporary Spain. Rey-Araujo has written an excellent book which will influence future research in these fields. - Joan Miro, Capital & Class [This book] rigorously vindicates a radical political economy of/for (re)conciliation between Marxism and post-structuralist discourse theory, in order to comprehend the frictional mechanisms of socioeconomic reproduction and sociopolitical interactions. This is a sensible theoretical framework for capturing the complexity of capitalist societies as actually existing formations which are institutionalized and embodied, just as the author shows through the case study of Spain's contemporary socio-economic evolution. Furthermore, it is also a proposal of great value to many other fields of study beyond the strictly economic, as well as to those political economy approaches that remain skeptical to the 'cultural turn' in critical social sciences. - Laura Martinez-Jimenez, Journal of Cultural Economy [T]he book is a key contribution on both the SSA and PDT scholarships as well as on the political economy of contemporary Spain. Rey-Araujo has written an excellent book which will influence future research in these fields. - Joan Miro, Capital & Class [This book] rigorously vindicates a radical political economy of/for (re)conciliation between Marxism and post-structuralist discourse theory, in order to comprehend the frictional mechanisms of socioeconomic reproduction and sociopolitical interactions. This is a sensible theoretical framework for capturing the complexity of capitalist societies as actually existing formations which are institutionalized and embodied, just as the author shows through the case study of Spain's contemporary socio-economic evolution. Furthermore, it is also a proposal of great value to many other fields of study beyond the strictly economic, as well as to those political economy approaches that remain skeptical to the 'cultural turn' in critical social sciences. - Laura Martinez-Jimenez, Journal of Cultural Economy [T]he book is a key contribution on both the SSA and PDT scholarships as well as on the political economy of contemporary Spain. Rey-Araujo has written an excellent book which will influence future research in these fields. - Joan Miro, Capital & Class [T]he book is a key contribution on both the SSA and PDT scholarships as well as on the political economy of contemporary Spain. Rey-Araujo has written an excellent book which will influence future research in these fields. - Joan Miro, Capital & Class [This book] rigorously vindicates a radical political economy of/for (re)conciliation between Marxism and post-structuralist discourse theory, in order to comprehend the frictional mechanisms of socioeconomic reproduction and sociopolitical interactions. This is a sensible theoretical framework for capturing the complexity of capitalist societies as actually existing formations which are institutionalized and embodied, just as the author shows through the case study of Spain's contemporary socio-economic evolution. Furthermore, it is also a proposal of great value to many other fields of study beyond the strictly economic, as well as to those political economy approaches that remain skeptical to the 'cultural turn' in critical social sciences. - Laura Martinez-Jimenez, Journal of Cultural Economy [T]he author succeeds in providing a rich explanation of the recent evolution of the Spanish political economy...[and] does so brilliantly, with an original and a very well-designed theoretical framework. Additionally, he provides an easy-to-read but very well-substantiated account of the recent political and economic history of Spain, which is very welcome. - Luis Buendia, Review of Radical Political Economics Author InformationPedro M. Rey-Araújo is a Researcher at the University of Santiago de Compostela, Spain. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |