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On Thinking Like Kafka’s Dog

During the years when the Soviet bloc was disintegrating and globalisation was accelerating as a seemingly irreversible world order, I began to read Lukács in earnest.

When I completed my doctoral dissertation on Western Marxism two decades ago, I found myself haunted by an unresolved question.

For those who, in the aftermath of the Second World War, envisioned the United States as inaugurating a political order that, through Hannah Arendt’s theorisation of totalitarianism, could position it...

A Genealogy of Global Technology and Capitalism