The Long Downturn and Its Political Results

Responding to the wide-ranging debate sparked by their ‘Seven Theses on American Politics’ (NLR 138), Riley and Brenner expand the temporal frame of their analysis of capitalist stagnation as an endogenous feature, incurable by bubbles and bailouts—and rethink the nature of the ‘political capitalism’ that results.

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New left review
Published
2025-09-30
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https://doi.org/10.64590/mgv
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1
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Political Economy and Marxism
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The Long Downturn and Its Political Results

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Abstract

Responding to the wide-ranging debate sparked by their ‘Seven Theses on American Politics’ (NLR 138), Riley and Brenner expand the temporal frame of their analysis of capitalist stagnation as an endogenous feature, incurable by bubbles and bailouts—and rethink the nature of the ‘political capitalism’ that results.

New left reviewVol. 2(155)
Decent work and economic growth
Openalex Percentile: Top 5%
Political Economy and Marxism
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