This even with @asaenzdesicilia.bsky.social for @histmat.bsky.social is tomorrow 4pm BST (hybrid, details in event page). Come share etc

My article on the German far-right's anti-gender rhetoric and its overlap with its own neoliberal tradition is open access and perhaps sadly of interests for some given the contemporary context. Its an old one now, but...
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Come join me and @stoffelalex.bsky.social for a conversation with @asaenzdesicilia.bsky.social about his important new book, Subsumption in Kant, Hegel and Marx, hosted by the Gender, Sexuality and Feminism Stream @histmat.bsky.social. Register here www.eventbrite.com/e/subsumptio...

That liberalism and the far-right are not oposites but exists as an spectrum of the politics afforded within the capitalist mode of social reproduction is nothing new yet its truth has revealed itself with all its force, not with Trump wining, but since the genocide of Palestinians in gaza started.

I haven't been able to write since, and I feel paralysed witnessing how quickly the margins of the far-right thought in which I submerged myself for more than six years have become the center. Not that we couldn't see it, but perhaps a testimony of how thought without action leads to dispare.

A little bit more than a year ago I wrote the concluding remarks on my thesis "Free-Market Anticapitalism: Ordoliberalism, Antiglobalism, and the Spectre of Authoritarianism". There, I tried to bring home my historical analysis and reflect on how it can help us analyse contemporary conjuncture.