Die Vielfach­krise - Noch reparabel?

Die Vielfach­krise - Noch reparabel?

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Autor*innen des iz3w Magazins
iz3w, 2024
Poziom: początkujący
Perspektywy: Marksistowska ekonomia polityczna, Inne, Gospodarka Solidarności
Temat: odrastanie, Kryzys, Kapitalizm, globalization, inequality, institutions, macroeconomics, resources, environment & climate, social movements & transformation
Formularz: Dossier
Link: https://www.iz3w.org/dossier/vielfachkrise-auswirkungen-pandemie-krieg-inflation-klima-autoritaer

Das Dossier zur "Vielfachkrise" des Magazins "iz3w" wirft einen Blick auf die derzeitige Vertiefung und Beschleunigung der Krise des globalen Kapitalismus, die sich unter anderen in Pandemie, Krieg, Inflation und der Klimakatastrophe bemerkbar macht. Besonderes Augenmerk liegt auf Perspektiven aus dem globalen Süden, insbesondere in Ländern wie Tunesien, Haiti, Argentinien und China. Fragen nach neuen Krisenbewältigungsstrategien und den Auswirkungen auf Geschlechterverhältnisse werden ebenso behandelt wie mögliche autoritäre politische Wendungen.

Kommentar von unseren Editor*innen:

Das Dossier leistet einen wichtigen Beitrag zur Analyse der "Vielfachkrise", da oft ausgeblendete Perspektiven aus dem globalen Süden angeboten werden.

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