The Routledge Handbook of Transformative Global Studies

Cover -- Endorsements -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- List of figures -- List of tables -- List of contributors -- Acknowledgments -- Towards new agendas for transformative global studies: an introduction -- PART I: Theory in transition -- 1. Reinventing global studies through transformative scholarship: a critical proposition -- 2. Twenty-first century deglobalization and the struggle for global justice in the world revolution of 20xx -- 3. On the question of bodies, flesh, and global racial capitalism -- 4. Crises of capital and climate: three contradictions and prospects for contestation -- 5. Global economy of knowledge in transformative global studies: decoloniality, ecologies of knowledges, and pluriversity -- 6. Another world is possible: the possibilities for a transformative, postcapitalist education -- 7. Revisiting neoliberalism in the age of rising authoritarianisms: between convictions and contradictions -- 8. End of ideology?: A neoliberal hoax and lessons for the left -- 9. Pueblo and exteriority: on the thought of Enrique Dussel -- 10. Transmodern transdevelopment: an alternative response to the 21st century global ecosociocultural crisis -- PART II: Transformation in the interregnum -- Socio-politics -- 11. The political economy dynamics of global disintegration and its implications for war, peace and security in the 21st century -- 12. BRICS from above, commoning from below -- 13. Contested American dominance: global order in an era of rising powers -- 14. Pro-capitalist violence and globalization: lessons from Latin America -- 15. Populism and transformative politics in West Bengal, India -- 16. The (mis)shaping of health: problematizing neoliberal discourses of individualism and responsibility -- 17. Politics of hope: transformation or stagnation? -- Socio-ecology.