Postcapitalist Futures Political Economy Beyond Crisis and Hope Mark Fisher providing insight into the cross-cultural

providing insight into the cross-cultural communication that would soon come to be called “world music

Brar rethinks these concepts through concrete examples of contemporary Black electronic dance music production that allows for a theorization of the way Footwork

which this time takes the form of music accompanying Jules Verne’s classic tale of underwater adventure

as familiar as Robin Hood

Contents * The real Good Life: Building a community farm in North London by Imogen Smith * Food in a changing climate by Alana Mann * Our pomegranate predicament by Jocette Lee * Wines of change: The conscientious drinker by Dominic Ashby * Agroforest: Agriculture + forests by Lis Cereja * Learning the agroforestry way: The Southern Lights food forest project in Greece by Sheila Darmos * Perspectives from Nigeria: Advancing the eco-feminist theory in agriculture by Adenike Oladosu * The mysterious life of fungi by Ane Brødsgaard Saldic * Immigrant Locals: A Cambodian-American cooks in Minnesota by Kristofer Coffman * In conversation with Gemma Lane: How the fight for high food standards is the fight for social justice by Will Dorman * “I’m tired of watching our town die” by Mark Winne * The chatter of wasps: Reflections on ecosystem services by Jesse Donham * Familiarity by Jaya Modi and Barney Pau Jury Morgan * Fish sustainability: Brass tacks and basics by Gilbert Randolph * Musings on sustainability

Postcapitalist Futures Political Economy Beyond Crisis and Hope Mark Fisher providing insight into the cross-culturalThis book critically engages with the proliferation of literature on postcapitalism, which is rapidly becoming an urgent area of inquiry, both in academic scholarship and in public life. It collects the insights from scholars working across the field of Critical International Political Economy to interrogate how we might begin to envisage a political economy of postcapitalism. The authors foreground the agency of workers and other capitalist subjects,