Search Results - subject:"Gramsci"

D'Orsi, Angelo - 2024 - Edizione definitiva

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Gramsci contested : debates and polemics, 1922-2012

Liguori, Guido - 2022

"Gramsci Contested is a map with which one can orient oneself in the many readings, debates and controversies that … surround Gramsci's work. From the judgements of his contemporaries to the peak of his fame and the apparent decline of his star … knowledge of Gramsci is essential to understanding where the Italian left comes from, as well as to critical thought and Marxism …

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"A sense of the systemic" : the Bank of England and the language of inclusive capitalism

Blanden, Adam - In: Review of international political economy 31 (2024) 5, pp. 1520-1543

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Accounting paradigms and neoliberalism : a Gramscian interpretative analysis of the evolution of the asset-liability view and revenue-expense view in Italy and the United States (1...

Costa, Massimo; Coronella, Stefano; Valenza, Giuseppe; … - In: Critical perspectives on accounting : an international … 99 (2024), pp. 1-18

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Negotiating counterstrategies against the far right in Cottbus, Germany: shifting relations between the state and civil society

Nettelbladt, Gala - In: Territory, Politics, Governance (2023) Latest Articles, pp. 1-20

This article examines how democratic actors from the state and the realms of civil society and the private sector form alliances to negotiate local counterstrategies against contemporary far-right contestations. It attends to two blind spots in the existing discussions about cities as bulwarks...

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Revisiting international relations legacy on hegemony : the decline of American hegemony from comparative perspectives

Ashraf, Nussaiba - In: Review of economics and political science : REPS 8 (2023) 6, pp. 410-426

Purpose - This study aims to investigate the decline of American hegemony as one of the most prominent crises of the modern world order, from a broader perspective that transcends narrow traditional interpretations. The paper assumes that the September 11 events in 2001 have launched the actual...

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