World of the Third and Hegemonic Capital: Between Marx and Freud

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Preface
Contents
1 (Un)doing Marxism from the Outside
	Introduction
	Rethinking Marxism
	Between Marx and Freud
	The Moebius of Inside-Outside
	Capital, Capitalism and Hegemony: Between Suture and Delusional Veil
	World of the Third: Beyond Global and Local
	The Hegemonized
	References
2 Class and Overdetermination
	Overdetermination, Contradiction and Entry Point
	Class, Economy, and Society
	Modes of Appropriation and Exploitation
	Class Matrix and Class Set: A Detour on Method
	Class Matrix and the Forms of FCP
	Introducing Capitalist FCP and SCP
	The Working Class and Capitalist Class
		Productive and Unproductive: Workers
		Productive and Unproductive: Capitalists
	Capitalist Class Enterprise
	Introducing Class Sets: The Decentred and Disaggregated Economy
	Class Struggle and Marxian Struggle
	Conclusion
	References
3 The Secret Abode of Need: From Hegemonic Need to Radical Need
	Introduction
	Class and Need: A Marxian Approach
		Need I: Surplus and Need
			The Idea and Importance of Social Surplus
			Overdetermination and Contradiction of Class and Need Process
			Universal Basic Income
		Need II: From Class to Classlessness
	Hegemonic Need, Nodal Point and the Delusional Veil
	Marx on Need and the Invocation of Radical Need
	Expanded Communism
	Conclusion
	References
4 Foreclosure, Delusional Veil, and the Lacanian Real
	Introduction
	Unexpected Help from Lacan
	Reality as Disaggregated yet Hegemonic
	An Encounter with the real: The real in an Encounter
	Real and Language
		Real Before Language
		Real as Noumena
		Real After Language
	The Hegemonic Symbolic
	View from World of the Third
	References
5 Global Capitalism as Hegemonic: World of the Third as Outside
	Introduction
	Substitute Signifiers: The Realm of the realvictim - realdystopic/evil - realutopian/Dark Continent
	The Logic of Two: The Logic of One and the Absent Third
	From Third Worldism to World of the Third: A Detour from the realvictim to the real
	Hegemonic, Nodal Signifiers, and Foreclosure: Global Capitalism and WoT
	Foreclosure of Class
	Foreclosure of World of the Third (WoT)
	Differänce: From Limits to Delusion
	References
6 Political Economy of Development: From Critique to Reconstruction
	Introduction
	The Epistemology of Economic Dualism
	Disinterring the Lewis Model
	The Unmaking of the (In)Formal Sector
	Development in Transitional Crisis
	References
7 Global Capital and Its Circuits
	Introduction: Global Capitalist Hegemony
	Global Capitalist Enterprise
	Global Capital and the Hegemonic
	Productive and Unproductive Capitalist: What Is Global Capitalist?
	Circuits of Global Capital
	Circuits of Global Capital and Markets
	Circuits of Local Capital
	Nodal Signifiers of Global Capital
	Agriculture and Informal Sector, Encore
	Value Chain in the Circuits of Global Capital and Value Capture
	Global Capital and Reconfiguration of Space
	Hegemonization: Unconscious Interpellation to Global Capital
	Conclusion
	References
8 World of the Third as Foreclosed: Third Worldism as Delusional Veil
	Introduction
	The Being of World of the Third
	The Home Sector In-Between Circuits of Global Capital and World of the Third
	Contradictions in WoT and the Hegemonic
	From World of the Third to Third World
	Foregrounding of the Marginalized
	World Bank in World of the Third
	References
9 World of the Third: Encounters with the Hegemonic
	Introduction
	Encounter I: Adaptation and Adoption as Internal Change Within WoT
	Encounter II: Violence of Global Capital on WoT
	Displacement: The Delusional Veil Over Original Accumulation
	Two Forms of Original Accumulation: Classical and Non-Classical
	The Classical Form of Original Accumulation
		Example 1: Original Accumulation and Forest Rights Act
		Example 2: Hawking and the Right of Space
	Encounter III: The Non-Classical Form of Original Accumulation
		Plachimada: Original Accumulation Without Expropriation
	Encounter IV: Hegemonic Pro-Poor Practices and NGOs
	Environmentalism and WoT
	Ethico-Politics of WoT
	References
10 Expanded Communism: From World of the Third Subject-Positions
	Introduction
	Marxian Ethics
	From an ‘Ethics of the Impossible’ to an ‘Ethics of the real’
	Interpretation Hits the real
		Marxian Justice
	Class, Need, and Expanded Communism
	Class, Need, and the Question of Justice
	World of the Third and Transformative Political Praxis
	Hegemony, Third World, and World of the Third
	The Counter-Hegemonic Subject
	In Lieu of a Conclusion
	References
Author Index
Subject Index