The
recently published collection of essays by Hugo Radice on Global Capitalism (Routledge, 2015) represents impressive global political
economy scholarship across three decades from the 1980s to 2011. Radice makes
two key contributions. First, he successfully re-asserts the importance of
focusing on class and class struggle in analysing the global political economy.
Second, he provides insightful criticism of ‘progressive nationalism’, which is
highly relevant for the upcoming debate over UK membership in the European
Union (EU).
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