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• Cover Page
• Halftitle Page
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Dedication
• Contents
• Preface
• 1. Why Be Anticapitalist?
• What is capitalism?
• Grounds for opposing capitalism
• Normative foundations
• Equality/fairness
• Democracy/freedom
• Community/solidarity
• 2. Diagnosis and Critique of Capitalism
• Equality/fairness
• Class and exploitation
• Competition and risk
• Disruptive economic growth
• Democracy/freedom
• Community/solidarity
• Skepticism
• 3. Varieties of Anticapitalism
• Strategic logics
• Smashing capitalism
• Dismantling capitalism
• Taming capitalism
• Resisting capitalism
• Escaping capitalism
• Strategic configurations
• Eroding capitalism
• 4. The Destination beyond Capitalism: Socialism as Economic Democracy
• A power-centered concept of socialism
• Building blocks of a democratic socialist economy
• Unconditional basic income
• The cooperative market economy
• The social and solidarity economy
• Democratizing capitalist firms
• Banking as a public utility
• Nonmarket economic organization
• State provision of goods and services
• Peer-to-peer collaborative production
• The knowledge commons
• Back to the problem of strategy
• 5. Anticapitalism and the State
• The problem of the capitalist state
• Internal contradictions of the state
• Contradictory, contested functionality
• Prospects
• Democratizing the state
• Democratically empowered decentralization
• New forms of citizen participation
• New institutions for democratic representation
• Democratizing electoral rules of the game
• 6. Agents of Transformation
• Collective actors for eroding capitalism
• The problem of collective agency
• The concept of “agency”
• Identities
• Interests
• Values
• From identities, interests and values to collective actors
• Overcoming privatized lives
• Fragmented class structures
• Competing sources of identity
• Real politics
• Afterword by Michael Burawoy