New Left Review 104

In this thought-provoking issue, Wolfgang Streeck delves into the lingering impacts of neo-liberalism and considers the possibility of its decline. As economic landscapes continue to shift and social tensions rise, he argues that the long-established ideology may be facing significant challenges. His analysis offers insights into the dynamics of power and resistance that have surfaced in response to these changes.

Moreover, Streeck examines the complexities of contemporary political movements, highlighting how societal discontent is manifesting in various forms. The text invites readers to reflect on the underlying forces that drive these developments and ponders what a post-neo-liberal world might entail.

Focusing on the intersection of economics and politics, this issue serves as a critical exploration of the state of society today, encouraging readers to engage with the pressing questions of our time. Through a detailed and reflective approach, it sheds light on the repressed forces that may ultimately challenge the status quo.