2016
DOI: 10.1057/s41311-016-0005-9
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The lacuna of capital, the state and war? The lost global history and theory of Eastern agency

Abstract: In this article I seek to constructively engage Alex Anievas's seminal book that is deservedly the subject of this forum. For Anievas has become a key figure in the revival of Trotskyism in IR and his is one of the first book-length treatments of the New Trotskyist theory of the international. My critique is meant merely as a constructive effort to push his excellent scholarship further in terms of developing his non-Eurocentric approach. In the first section I argue that his book represents a giant leap forwa… Show more

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“…Given this staunch materialism, it is perhaps unsurprising that there have been relatively few attempts to grapple with the cultural dimensions of unevenness. Indeed, UCD's critics have tended to label it a kind of economic reductionism blind to the significance of culture and ideas (Hobson 2007(Hobson , 2016. What, then, is its relevance for the study of cultural change?…”
Section: Culture and Unevennessmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Given this staunch materialism, it is perhaps unsurprising that there have been relatively few attempts to grapple with the cultural dimensions of unevenness. Indeed, UCD's critics have tended to label it a kind of economic reductionism blind to the significance of culture and ideas (Hobson 2007(Hobson , 2016. What, then, is its relevance for the study of cultural change?…”
Section: Culture and Unevennessmentioning
confidence: 99%