Ten Growth Markets for Crisis: A Trend Forecast [electronic resource].

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Ten Growth Markets for Crisis: A Trend Forecast [electronic resource].

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Deterritorial Support Group 2011

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From the DSG think-tank: a short series of speculative projections for new territories of struggle and focuses for future ideological ruptures. In a time of political flux, how do we escape a political discourse which is just a reaction to a series of attacks on our class? How do we place ourselves in a position which is not defensive, but launches a positive vision of social organisation? Where will the challenges and potentials of the coming months and years lie? In Britain mainstream political innovation slumps in the doldrums. Hamstrung by financial and political contingencies, Parliamentary politics offers little in the way of social critique and finds little resonance in the public. But in the field of radical politics? Whilst dissent flourishes, it lingers in the negative, unable to be converted into innovation, by doctrinal discipline or an inability to harness creative thought and speculative conversation. The field lies open for those who wish to write a new story. We have put together a few possibilities to spot these growth markets for crisis; a trend forecast for social struggle…
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