Search Results for deindustrialization

... of the ordinary are interdependent: how the possibility of a postindustrial future depends on the abjection of a deindustrial present. The essay approaches this problem through the analytic lenses of three scenes along a road known as “heroin highway” in rural New York. Tracing the ambivalence of these ordinary...

... as a microcosm of a deindustrialized Northern Irish economy where labor has left the factory and become conjoined to the disciplinary power of the state, either as police work or as care work. In this way, Hunger attends to the “spirit” of what Lenin called the “labor aristocracy,” here reduced to the work...

... want to be left alone—but the catastrophe of deindustrialization that upended their worlds and their subsequent search for solutions. Gest’s research is equal parts survey results and deep ethnographies of Youngstown and East London. 13 The book proceeds with an ethnographic account of East London...

... hem• orr haging, it is essentially because they have been emptied of their economic activities and because they have borne the full brunt of skyrocketing unemp loym ent tied to the deindustri alization of the advanced econom ies. Between 1968 and 1984, La Cou rneuve lost...

...-Marxism for focusing too narrowly on deindustrialization in the global North—to the neglect of the massive outsourcing of industrial production to key regions across the global South—also remain applicable to many proponents of technofeudalism. See, e.g., Brennan’s critique of Hardt and Negri’s neglect...

..., Muller demonstrates their inextricability from ordinary structures of American life. If Muller seeks to reveal the structural character of “the ‘trashy-ness’ of the rural, the industrial and domestic debris that conjoins in the signature forms of deindustrial ruination,” Adrian De Leon provides...

...). Given its sprawling size and meager tax base, Libertador could no longer provide for both the poor and for big business, and as neoliberalism took hold under Perez, so too did deindustrialization and the rise of a service economy, which also fed into the economic consolidation of Chacao...

..., particularly in light of the post-2008 renewal of interest in the Marx of Capital , reads this body of theory differently, so that it begins to bridge the gap between culture and political economy in a way that is attuned to current political economic factors like financialization and deindustrialization...

... the couple of decades of postwar prosperity and Keynesian interventionism in the developed world during the second half of the twentieth century rendered these theses somewhat implausible for many Marxists, the “long downturn” and pronounced deindustrialization experienced since the late 1970s have lent them...

... empirical intuitions and concepts of the understanding. 14 But the personalization of media is not a simple deindustrialization of the mind. To the extent that media contents are (or become) the contents of consciousness, the subperceptual operations of personalizing algorithms curate nothing less than...