The Real Barrier Is Capital Itself: The US, China and the Final Crisis?

Rudolf Prikryl. Edition 78, 129,158 words.

  1. Section I: Opening7 min to read
  2. Section II: Thesis6 min to read
  3. Section III: Historical Echoes3 min to read
  4. Section IV: The First Transition, 1492 to 164810 min to read
  5. Section V: The Second Transition, 1648 to 181514 min to read
  6. Section VI: The Third Transition, 1815 to 194522 min to read
  7. Section VII: The US Challengers’ Century, 1917 to 199119 min to read
  8. Section VIII: The Long Liquidation, 1971 to 202614 min to read
  9. Section IX: The Pattern6 min to read
  10. Section X: The US Empire Dines at the Heart Attack Grill16 min to read
  11. Section XI: Cracks at the Thinnest Edges21 min to read
  12. Section XII: Capitalism’s Self-Consumption of Capitalism27 min to read
  13. Section XIII: The Shunt: The Closed Circuit and Its Claims16 min to read
  14. Section XIV: The Dilemma and Its Adjudication14 min to read
  15. Section XV: The Failure of the Realization Circuit15 min to read
  16. Section XVI: The Reproduction Circuit and Its Creditors25 min to read
  17. Section XVII: The Belief and the Backstop17 min to read
  18. Section XVIII: The Divergence29 min to read
  19. Section XIX: The Fuze: The Visibility Cascade27 min to read
  20. Section XX: Why This Crisis Is Different26 min to read
  21. Section XXI: The Three Branches: A Preview19 min to read
  22. Section XXII: Why China Is Different38 min to read
  23. Section XXIII: The Nuclear Solvent18 min to read
  24. Section XXIV: The Falling Rate in Shenzhen17 min to read
  25. Section XXV: The Inversion of Encirclement23 min to read
  26. Section XXVI: The Air-Naval Transition26 min to read
  27. Section XXVII: Terminal, Three Times12 min to read
  28. Section XXVIII: The Core’s Articulation Contest38 min to read
  29. Section XXIX: The Question Mark35 min to read
  30. Works CitedSources