Economic Cycles and Social Movements : Past, Present and Future (Paperback)

1. Introduction, by Eric Mielants and Katsiaryna Salavei-Bardos 2. Immanuel Wallerstein, "Cycles Within Structures vs. Structural Crises" 3. Matias Vernengo, “The Crisis of the Neoliberal Order? On the Structural Crisis of the Modern World-System” 4. Ganesh K. Trichur, “Business Cycles and Militarism in Historical Capitalism” 5. Taylor Mann, “The dialectics of political economy: An applied complexity approach to business cycles and political trends.” 6. Rodrigo Luiz Medeiros da Silva and Lucimara Flavio dos Reis. “Brazil: from the vicissitudes of systemic rebalancing to the crossroads of conservatism.” 7. Luis Garrido Soto, “Space, Transport, and the World-Market: Maritime Transportation and the Global Control of Foreign Trade Flows in the Capitalist World-System.” 8. Daniel H. Neilson. “Polanyi’s Minskyian monetary system”. 9. Daniel Gugan, “An embedded-systems approach to the socio-economic cycles of the world system.” 10. Juan Pablo Vasquez Bustamante and Luis Claveria, “A Source for Greater Peripheral Sovereignty or a New Axis of Dependency Relations? China and Latin America in the Context of the Readjustment of Forces in the World System: The Case of China-Ecuador Relation.” 11. Roberto Patricio Korzeniewicz and Corey R. Payne “Rethinking Core and Periphery in Historical Capitalism: ‘World-Magnates’ and the Shifting Epicenters of Wealth Accumulation”. 12. Maria Jose Haro Sly, Julien Demelenne and Eric Mielants “Alternatives to Economic models? Latin-American “Buen Vivir/Good Living” and the opening of the Social Sciences”.