Oltre la deglobalizzazione. Il mondo, il globo e il pianeta
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https://doi.org/10.36253/rifp-3949Parole chiave:
guerra, globalizzazione, territorializzazione, temporalità di transizioneAbstract
L’articolo mette in discussione le contemporanee tesi sulla “deglobalizzazione” criticando la lettura degli anni Novanta che intendeva la globalizzazione come un progetto omogeneizzante e guidato dalle logiche di mercato, esercitato sotto l’egemonia statunitense. A partire dal lavoro degli autori sui “processi globali,” e sviluppandolo ulteriormente, viene proposto un quadro analitico alternativo che porta alla luce le dinamiche eterogenee, di frizione e infrastrutturali della finanza, della logistica, dell’estrazione e delle piattaforme digitali. Collocando l’attuale congiuntura all’interno di un ordine multipolare conflittuale segnato dalla guerra, dalla formazione di poli e dalla rottura delle relazioni tra capitalismo e territorialismo, gli autori riconcettualizzano la transizione come un processo spazio-temporale aperto e contestato. Essi invocano un rinnovato internazionalismo, capace di contrastare le operazioni globali del capitale e di articolare una politica di liberazione.
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