/leftypol/ - Leftist Politically Incorrect

Is Wolff actually right that neoliberal capitalism is being replaced by nationalist capitalism? This seems like a reversal of concrete material development. I don't see at this point how global capitalism, which has roots in technological, material developments, can simply be turned back to a previous form of capitalism.

>>464068
The level of technology and the level of the development of the means of production outgrows mere competitive and private enterprises and must by managed on either the conglomerate or state - without necessarily and emancipation of the working class.

People here are wrong in thinking neo-liberalism is the dominant trend. Rather, a sort of emergence of the power of a technocratic supra state is the dominant modern emergent feature.

>>464069
That would imply that nationalist capitalism isn't on the menu then. Neoliberal capitalism is the emergence of a technocratic supra state, how can it coexist in a world where states attempt to wrest national control back over their capitalist classes?

>>464070
Another case of zoomers using words without understanding their meanings

>>464068
That countries are showing signs of shifting allegiances to the national bourgeoisie is part of an emerging political strategy in response to multipolarisation. For example, it won't be possible for the United States to both outsource the vast majority of production to China while also fighting them in a war.
Thankfully, as of right now the militaries of the United States and every other great power are pathetic. But it's likely this trend will change. We're already seeing renewed naval and nuclear arms races.

>>464068
No, he's not. Althuserians are never right about anything. Porky is eating Porky, which is exactly what Marx said would happen.