Ana Garcia teaches international relations at the Federal Rural University of Rio de Janeiro. She coordinated research on innovation systems at the BRICS Policy Center and is a researcher at the Institute Policy Alternatives for the Southern Cone. Patrick Bond, based in South Africa since 1990 mainly at the University of KwaZulu-Natal and Wits University, recently authored Elite Transition (third edition), South Africa: The Present as History (coauthored with John Saul) and Politics of Climate Justice.
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BRICS: An Anti-Capitalist Critique Edited by Patrick Bond and Ana Garcia Table of Contents Version of 16 January 2015 · Ana Garcia and Patrick Bond: Introduction Part 1: Sub-imperial, inter-imperial or capitalist-imperial? · Patrick Bond: BRICS and the sub-imperial location · Mathias Luce: Sub-imperialism, the highest stage of dependent capitalism · Virginia Fontes: BRICS and capitalist-imperialism · Leo Panitch: BRICS, the G20 and American Empire · Claudio Katz: Mutations of upstream, intermediate and peripheral capitalism in the neoliberal era Part 2: BRICS 'develop' Africa and Latin America · Baruti Amisi, Patrick Bond, Richard Kamidza, Farai Maguwu and Bobby Peek: BRICS corporate snapshots during African extractivism · Ana Garcia and Karina Kato: The story of the hunter or the hunted? Brazil's role in Angola and Mozambique · Omar Bonilla: Chinese oil geopolitics in the Andean region · Pedro Henrique Campos: The transnationalization of Brazilian construction companies · Judith Marshall: Behind the image of South-South solidarity at Brazil's Vale · Einar Braathen, Celina Sørbøe and Gilmar Mascarenhas: Rio's ruinous mega-events Part 3: BRICS within global capitalism · William Robinson: BRICS within transnational capitalism · Elmar Altvater: BRICS within fossil capitalism · Sam Moyo and Paris Yeros: Scramble, resistance and a new non-alignment strategy · Susanne Soederberg: The BRICS' dangerous endorsement of 'financial inclusion' · Achin Vanaik: Future trajectories for BRICS? · Immanuel Wallerstein: Whose interests are served by the BRICS? · Patrick Bond: BRICS from above, from the middle and from below · Ana Garcia: Building BRICS from below?
BRICS: An Anti-Capitalist Critique Edited by Patrick Bond and Ana Garcia Table of Contents Version of 16 January 2015 · Ana Garcia and Patrick Bond: Introduction Part 1: Sub-imperial, inter-imperial or capitalist-imperial? · Patrick Bond: BRICS and the sub-imperial location · Mathias Luce: Sub-imperialism, the highest stage of dependent capitalism · Virginia Fontes: BRICS and capitalist-imperialism · Leo Panitch: BRICS, the G20 and American Empire · Claudio Katz: Mutations of upstream, intermediate and peripheral capitalism in the neoliberal era Part 2: BRICS 'develop' Africa and Latin America · Baruti Amisi, Patrick Bond, Richard Kamidza, Farai Maguwu and Bobby Peek: BRICS corporate snapshots during African extractivism · Ana Garcia and Karina Kato: The story of the hunter or the hunted? Brazil's role in Angola and Mozambique · Omar Bonilla: Chinese oil geopolitics in the Andean region · Pedro Henrique Campos: The transnationalization of Brazilian construction companies · Judith Marshall: Behind the image of South-South solidarity at Brazil's Vale · Einar Braathen, Celina Sørbøe and Gilmar Mascarenhas: Rio's ruinous mega-events Part 3: BRICS within global capitalism · William Robinson: BRICS within transnational capitalism · Elmar Altvater: BRICS within fossil capitalism · Sam Moyo and Paris Yeros: Scramble, resistance and a new non-alignment strategy · Susanne Soederberg: The BRICS' dangerous endorsement of 'financial inclusion' · Achin Vanaik: Future trajectories for BRICS? · Immanuel Wallerstein: Whose interests are served by the BRICS? · Patrick Bond: BRICS from above, from the middle and from below · Ana Garcia: Building BRICS from below?
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