The Neoliberal Pattern of Domination

Biographical note Readership Table of contents

Publication Type:

Book

Pages, Illustrations:

xiii, 357 pp.

Imprint:

BRILL

Language:

English

Biographical note

José Manuel Sánchez Bermúdez holds a Ph.D. in Political Science (Universidad de Zacatecas, 2008) and is Professor and assistant director for the Economy, State and Society program at the Universidad de Nayarit in Mexico. He has published numerous articles on globalization, neoliberalism and the structures of political domination.

Readership

All those interested in the domination of neoliberal capital over contemporary society, its theory and history, including economists, political scientists and concerned citizens.

Foreword by R.A. Dello Buono
Introduction

Part One – The Domination of Capital: Its Logical and Historical Forms
1. The Basis of Capitalist Domination
2. The General Forms of Capitalist Domination
3. The Pattern of Domination: Historical Forms of Capitalist Domination
4. The History of Capitalist Domination

Part Two – The Neoliberal Pattern: Second Emergence of the Natural Form of Domination
5. The Transition to the Neoliberal Pattern of Domination
6. The Neoliberal Economy
7. The Neoliberal State
8. The State Administration of Criminal Activity
9. Ideological Domination – A Reflection on the Intellectual and Moral Leadership of Neoliberal Capital

Part Three – Conclusion
10. The Pattern of Domination and Historical Cycle of Capital

Bibliography
Index

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