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ROUND TABLES AND KEYNOTE SPEAKERS<\/h1>\n<\/div><\/div>
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Far from being anomalous phenomena, the expansion of authoritarian forms of government, the normalization of war and the progressive loss of democratic guarantees are expressions of a profound transformation of the global capitalist order, which seeks to manage crises through force, fear and dispossession. Financialization, technological power and reactionary populisms combine to govern the social, racial and geopolitical fractures of a world where the old imperial center is crumbling.<\/p>\n

The ecological crisis and the crisis of social reproduction reveal the magnitude of an offensive that puts at risk the material and affective foundations of life: the commodification of care, the precarization of work and the destruction of ecosystems are part of the same process of reconfiguration of power and decomposition of common life.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>

But where capital extends its dominion, spaces for reappropriation and collective creation also open up. On the margins of institutions, in territories and in the everyday fabric of life, practices emerge that challenge the logic of profit and rehearse other forms of existence.<\/p>\n

To address these challenges, the XX Critical Economy Conference proposes three round tables that analyze the central dimensions of this capital offensive and the resistances that emerge against it: the crisis of social reproduction, energy transitions in dispute, and the authoritarian reconfiguration of global capitalism.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>

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