Description
Samir Amin depicts a world in which NATO has taken over the role of the United Nations, in which US hegemony is more or less complete, in which millions are condemned to die in order to preserve the social order of the US, Europe and Japan. Amin’s analyses of the Gulf War, the wars in former Yugoslavia and the war in Central Asia reveal the scope of US strategic aims. He argues that the political and military dimension of US dominance is as significant as US economic preponderance in determining the future of capitalist development. 1. The Political Economy of the 20th Century 2. The Tools of Analysis and Action 3. The Redeployment of Capitalism 4. The New Triad Imperialism 5. The Miltarisation of the New Collective Imperialism 6. Obsolescent Capitalism and the New World Disorder 7. Basic Requirements for a non-American 21st Century
