Marx and Europe: Beyond Stereotypes, Below Utopias

Contents
About the Editors
Chapter 1: Introduction
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Part I: Marx: Not European Enough? Marxian Perspectives on the European Construction
	Chapter 2: The Road to the European Social Green Deal: Class Struggle or Counter-Hegemony
		Marx and the Social Critique of Domination
			Green-and-Participatory Socialism as a Neoliberal Ruse
		Subverting Capitalism by Fighting Precarity
		Bibliography
	Chapter 3: A Marxian Analysis of the European Construction I: Origins
		3.1 The Origins of European Integration: the Need to Adapt the Superstructure to the Development of the Productive Forces in t...
		3.2 From the Crisis of the 1930s to the Nazi Project for European Integration
		3.3 From Post-war Deadlock to the American Push for European Integration 1945-1953
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	Chapter 4: A Marxian Analysis of the European Construction II: Contradictions
		4.1 1953-1973: The Return of Rivalries Between National Bourgeoisies and European Deadlock
		4.2 The Crisis of the 1970s, Capital´s Offensive Against Workers and the Acceleration of European Integration 1973-2006
		4.3 The Single Market as a Tool for Strengthening the Control of the Bourgeoisies of the Major European Imperialist Powers
		4.4 The Single Market and Its Enlargements as a Mechanism of Social and Fiscal Competition for the Benefit of Business
		4.5 European Institutions Under the Control of Large Capitalist Firms
		4.6 Where Is Europe Headed?
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	Chapter 5: Marx and Europe, or How to Overcome Predatory Finance?
		5.1 The World in Crisis, Europe´s Crisis?
			5.1.1 Crises and Their Interpretation: The Return of Karl Marx?
			5.1.2 Using Marx to Build Ordoliberal Thinking
		5.2 The Question of Currency
			5.2.1 When the Monetary Veil Is Ripped
			5.2.2 Sovereign Debt: A High-quality Financial Asset to Be Guaranteed by the European Central Banker
		5.3 Beyond Marx and Ordoliberalism?
			5.3.1 The Growing Role of the ECB: An Instrumentalization of the Ordoliberal Concept?
				5.3.1.1 Perspectives
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	Chapter 6: Being a Marxist and a Muslim in Belgium: A Case Study
		6.1 Nasser´s Story: Describing His Path to Involvement
			6.1.1 Phase 1: A ``Belgian Muslim´´ (Segments 1-3)
			6.1.2 Phase 2: Political Discussion and Commitment (Segments 4-6)
			6.1.3 Phase 3: From the 2018 Campaign to Today (Segment 7)
			6.1.4 Cross-cutting Analytical Commentary
		6.2 ``Idealism´´ and ``Materialism´´: Back and Forth
		6.3 Islam and Marxism, or European Discursive Traditions
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Part II: Marx: Too European? Postcolonial Perspectives on Marxian Thought
	Chapter 7: Beyond Marx, Beyond Europe
		7.1 ``Beyond Marx, Beyond Europe´´: A Task That Is Still European
		7.2 ``Beyond Marx, Beyond Europe´´: A Task That Is No Longer Only European
		7.3 Final Remark
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	Chapter 8: Maritegui and the Decolonization of Marxism: A Latin-American Perspective
		8.1 On the Use of the Notions ``Marx´´ and ``Europe´´
		8.2 The Idea of ``Inca Communism´´
		8.3 The Plural of ``Communisms´´
		8.4 Beyond Evolutionary Linear Time: Compound Time
		8.5 The Spiritual as Ethico-Symbolic Creation
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	Chapter 9: Racializing the Analysis of Capitalism: Towards a Decolonial Political Ecology - Mining Neoliberalism and Environme...
		9.1 Introduction
		9.2 Mining Modernization and Land Grabbing in Twangiza
			9.2.1 Relocation and Land Grabbing
			9.2.2 Capturing Artisanal Mining Sites Through Displacement
		9.3 Mining and Environmental Degradation
			9.3.1 Degradation of Water Resources
			9.3.2 Degradation of Forest Areas and Microclimate
		9.4 Decolonial Political Ecology, Global Coloniality and Capitalism
			9.4.1 Mining Modernization
			9.4.2 From Modernization to Global Coloniality
			9.4.3 Political Ecology, Global Coloniality and the Effects of Race
		9.5 Conclusion
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	Chapter 10: The Irish Mistake: Marx, Ireland, and Non-European Societies
		10.1 ``To Hasten the Catastrophe of Official England´´: From Simple Evocation to Revolutionary Watchword
		10.2 The Gradual Construction of a Negative ``Ideal-Type´´: Between Class Relations (Antagonism) and Long-Term Analysis of Cap...
			10.2.1 Classes and Class Relations in Ireland
			10.2.2 A New Population Law?
		10.3 Colonialism, Between Nation and Religion
			10.3.1 The National Question: A Cold Anger
			10.3.2 The Religious Question: A Troubling Obscurity
		10.4 Conclusion: Eurocentrism by Default?
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	Chapter 11: The Eurocentrist Heritage of Marx? On the Evolution of Marxian Political Models: Euro-Mimetic, Counter-Imperialist...
		11.1 Eurocentric Developmentalism in India: Marx´s Euro-Mimetic Politics
		11.2 British ``Colonial Accumulation´´ in Ireland: Marx´s Counter-Imperialist Politics
		11.3 Beyond Counter-Imperialist Politics in Russia? Marx´s Anti-Capitalist Politics
		11.4 Conclusion
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Part III: Marx and Europe, a Dialectic Relationship
	Chapter 12: Balibar and Europe: Towards Democratic Socialism Beyond the Nation
		12.1 Europe: Ideology and Philosophy
		12.2 Europe as Space-Time
		12.3 Balibar, Europe and Marxism
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	Chapter 13: Exiles in the Twenty-First Century: The New ``Population Law´´ of Absolute Capitalism
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Index