Alternative Futures and the Present: Postcolonial Possibilities (Critiques and Alternatives to Capitalism)

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Acknowledgements
Introduction: Time, and the Politics and Poetics of Alternative
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Section One Social Transformation and the Space and Time of Nation
	1 Karl Marx: Colonialism, Nation Form, and Social Transformation
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	2 Home, World, and an Uncertain Nation
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	3 In the Time of Nations
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Section Two The Problematic of Population and Power in Transformative Politics
	4 The Problem of Population: Recalling Marx’s Critique of Malthus
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	5 Populations and Populism as a Problematic in Transformative Politics
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Section Three Two Universalisms: Imperial Imaginary and Imaginary of the Oppressed
	6 Hegel’s India and Imperial Imaginary of the Universal
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	7 Annihilation of Caste and Universalism of the Oppressed
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Section Four Contentions and Antagonisms as Template of Alternative Thinking
	8 Charles Tilly’s Theorising of Contention
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	9 Genocide: A Most Contentious Word and Concept of Modern Time
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Section Five Beyond the Political, Imaginaries of Other Kinds
	10 The Impossibility of Politics: Brecht, Manto and Two Acts of Literature
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	11 Memories of the Forgotten
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Section Six Event as a Congealed Site of New Possibilities
	12 Settling Account With the Point of Origin: Marx, Engels, and the Revolution of 1848
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	13 The Actuality of October Revolution as an Alternative in the Colonial and Postcolonial Time
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	14 Occupy College Street, 1967–69
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	15 Crisis, Biopolitics From Below, and a New Model of Public Power
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	16 Layers of Solidarity
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	Epilogue
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