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100 1 |a Kagarlitsky, Boris,  |d 1958-  |1 https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PBJjXhRPVrdkPgtp9QvXWXd 
245 1 4 |a The twilight of globalization :  |b property, state and capitalism /  |c Boris Kagarlitsky ; translated by Renfrey Clarke. 
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490 1 |a Recasting Marxism 
500 |a Translated from Russian. 
504 |a Includes bibliographical references (pages 129-140) and index. 
546 |a Translated from the Russian. 
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505 0 |a Contents -- Preface -- Introduction: The New Big Brother -- 1 The State and Globalization -- Democracy and the Market -- The Logic of Globalizaton -- The 'Impotence of the State' -- The Weakness of Globalized Capitalism -- Neo- liberal Hegemony vs. Democracy -- 'Objective Limitations' -- Citizenship in Decline -- Soldiers and Citizens -- Towards the New State -- 2 Is Nationalization Dead? -- 'Socialized' Private Property?? -- Self-management Alternative -- Collective Property -- The Mobilization Model 
505 8 |a The Myth of 'Inefficient State Enterprise' Public Sector 'Success Stories' -- Privatized 'Potemkin Villages' -- What can Nationalization Achieve? -- Transforming the State -- New Approach to Property -- 3 Nations and Nationalism -- 'Natural' Nations? -- Self-determination -- 'Imperial' and 'Non-historic' Peoples in Eastern Europe -- 'National Question' or the Problem of Democracy? -- Returning to the Old Debates -- National Liberation and Capitalism -- Bombs and Multiculturalism -- The Balkans War -- Class or Community? 
505 8 |a Internationalism 4 The Third World Labyrinth: Is a Democratic Model Possible? -- Socialism and Modernization -- Parliamentarism and Authoritarianism -- Capitalist Rationality -- Beyond 'Models' -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Introduction: The New Big Brother -- 1 The State and Globalization -- 2 Is Nationalization Dead? -- 3 Nations and Nationalism -- 4 The Third World Labyrinth: Is a Democratic Model Possible? -- Index -- Abraham, R. 88 -- Afghanistan 97 -- African National Congress 122 -- Alapuro, Risto 85 -- Alatalu, Toomas 107 
505 8 |a Albanians 102-3 -- 105 -- Algeria 109 -- Alsace-Lorraine 83 -- Altvater, Elmar 24 -- Amin, Samir -- 22 -- 116 -- Anderson, Benedict 74 -- Anderson, Perry -- 40 -- 42 -- Angola 109 -- Anresson, Jan Otto 21 -- anti-imperialism 95-8 -- APRANET 65 -- Arabs -- 79-80 -- 95-6 -- Arizmendiarrieta, Jose Maria 45 -- Armenia 87 -- Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict 82 -- Armenians -- 93 -- 94 -- armies -- 34 -- 35-6 -- arms exports 41 -- asbestos 41 -- atomic energy 41 -- atomic weapons 41 -- Austria 65 
505 8 |a Austro-Hungary, collapse of [1918] 81Austro-Marxists -- 87 -- 95 -- authoritarianism 118-20 -- autonomy, cultural-national -- 80 -- 86-7 -- 92 -- AZLK 59 -- Balkans War [1999] -- 80 -- 102-5 -- Ballaev, Andrey -- 7 -- 9 -- Baltic republics 91 -- Baltic Times 91-2 -- Baran, Nicholas -- 66 -- 72 -- Basaev, Shamil 93 -- Bauer, G. 89 -- Belarus -- 16 -- 84 -- 89 -- Belotserkovsky, Vadim 49-50 -- Benn, Tony -- 103 -- 104 -- Big Brother -- 1 -- 2 -- 5 -- 6 
520 |b In the second of his studies of globalisation and capitalism, Boris Kagarlitsky assesses the role of the state in the globalised world. He argues that far from being powerless and irrelevant, the state can and should play a significant role in the twenty-first century. Kagarlitsky challenges the notion that globalisation is a completely new phenomenon. However, transformation of the state in response to globalisation is according to Kagarlitsky urgently needed, and in order for the state to once again play a key role in the economy, it must change radically. Kagarlitsky examines questions of state intervention in the economy and draws on examples from Russia and the Czech Republic to show new ways in which the state sector is being recreated. He demonstrates that even without the participation of the left, a spontaneous recreation of the state sector is emerging in response to neo-liberalism. Kagarlitsky also discusses the national question and looks at cases in the former USSR, Eastern Europe, and the Balkans. He argues that failure of socialists to link the question of self-determination to other democratic rights has meant socialists have been slow to respond in the wake of the developing nationalist movements. 
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