The First Global Economic Crisis of the 21st Century

This Volume represents a plurality (and, conflict) of stresses both at the level of analysing the crisis and of providing insights into diverse class strategies and their implications indicating the various political economic tendencies that constitute the crisis, its expansion and dissipation. The complementarity of various perspectives may be grasped only in retrospect. However, one can at least admit that they provide a glimpse into the richness of radical (especially, Marxist) critiques of political economy.