patrimonialism - mode of governance that mimics + extends rulers’ family- households - Appeals to tradition to justify rule family-like~

bargain african / asian (class) patriarchy

nationalism - convergence of cultural and political units intelligentsia - educated groups that reject society’s current trajectory

competition capitalism nationalism imperialism (monopoly capitalist) - inter rivalries - opportunism (nat of oppressor) - nationalism of oppressed - militarization of the colonies violence used by both oppressor and oppressed

3 ft of colonized society - compartmentalized - total racial domination - manichaeism fight amongst selves → aim violence at oppressor national lib path - violence, peasant insurgency based, cadre-intel leaders, = socialism

protests used by poor to actively change their fates (obj→subj) elite responses to disruption: - ignore - repress (force) - conciliate (“ugh fine, but only a little”)

risk - hazards + anxieties made by modernization itself risk society – produces ^ risks - old society: risks from environment, goal was survival characteristics: - invisible / global / curious / hidden / prod no subjects

Fordism: - high employment, growing wages, unions persist, big bsns replace small 3 pacts: gc, gl, lc neoliberalism - feds print money, stag/inflation, pacts dysfunc - unemployment, stagnant wages, unions decline, revival of small bsns

social reproduction - contradiction: essential is devalued 3 social responses to capitalism - mercantilist-colonialism - fordism - neoliberalism social crisis: wages not high enough to sustain social reproduction

fascism - excess indust capacity, imperialist uprisings, inflation, mass unemployment trumpism - employment fine, but DEBT - form of patrimonialism

transfer of heg power in history

hegemony rise and fall of h normal power inflation finance expansion systemic chaos

Fordism – high employment, social repo valued Neoliberalism – unemployment + part-time, soc reprod not valued, Trumpism – employment fine BUT high debt

Lenin: imperialism consequences

Inter-imperialist rivalries Nationalism of oppressor Nationalism of oppressed Militarization of colonies

fraseL 2 social responses to capitalism

Mercantilist-colonialism Fordism Neoliberalism

Govt + captl: G: regulate investm C: accepts ^, pacified labour movement Govt+ labour: G supports union,stability L: purge radical, recognition Labour + captl: L: purge anti cap leaders, higher wages C: ok unions, higher production

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Term	Definition
adams	patrimonialism - mode of governance that mimics + extends rulers’ family- households - Appeals to tradition to justify rule family-like~
kandiyoti	bargain african / asian (class) patriarchy
gellner	nationalism - convergence of cultural and political units intelligentsia - educated groups that reject society’s current trajectory
lenin	competition capitalism nationalism imperialism (monopoly capitalist) - inter rivalries - opportunism (nat of oppressor) - nationalism of oppressed - militarization of the colonies violence used by both oppressor and oppressed
fanon	3 ft of colonized society - compartmentalized - total racial domination - manichaeism fight amongst selves → aim violence at oppressor national lib path - violence, peasant insurgency based, cadre-intel leaders, = socialism
p+c	protests used by poor to actively change their fates (obj→subj) elite responses to disruption: - ignore - repress (force) - conciliate (“ugh fine, but only a little”)
beck	risk - hazards + anxieties made by modernization itself risk society – produces ^ risks - old society: risks from environment, goal was survival characteristics: - invisible / global / curious / hidden / prod no subjects
harvey	Fordism: - high employment, growing wages, unions persist, big bsns replace small 3 pacts: gc, gl, lc neoliberalism - feds print money, stag/inflation, pacts dysfunc - unemployment, stagnant wages, unions decline, revival of small bsns
fraser	social reproduction - contradiction: essential is devalued 3 social responses to capitalism - mercantilist-colonialism - fordism - neoliberalism social crisis: wages not high enough to sustain social reproduction
riley	fascism - excess indust capacity, imperialist uprisings, inflation, mass unemployment trumpism - employment fine, but DEBT - form of patrimonialism
s + s	transfer of heg power in history
s+ a	hegemony rise and fall of h normal power inflation finance expansion systemic chaos
Employment	Fordism – high employment, social repo valued Neoliberalism – unemployment + part-time, soc reprod not valued, Trumpism – employment fine BUT high debt
Lenin: imperialism consequences	Inter-imperialist rivalries Nationalism of oppressor Nationalism of oppressed Militarization of colonies
fraseL 2 social responses to capitalism	Mercantilist-colonialism Fordism Neoliberalism
harvey - 3 pacts	Govt + captl: G: regulate investm C: accepts ^, pacified labour movement Govt+ labour: G supports union,stability L: purge radical, recognition Labour + captl: L: purge anti cap leaders, higher wages C: ok unions, higher production

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