104 | Does History Have a Repetition Compulsion?
What's Left of Philosophy
Nationalism, Capitalism, and Class Struggles
This chapter explores the intricate relationship between nationalism and global capitalism, revealing how historical reforms might pave the way for renewed imperialism. It discusses the contradictions faced by states, particularly the United States, in balancing state reforms with imperial practices, and reflects on the need to confront deep-seated societal issues beyond mere electoral changes. Additionally, the chapter delves into Marxian economic theories to analyze the dynamics of capitalist crises, advocating for a long-term perspective to truly understand the evolution of state and capital relationships.
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