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Chapter 1: Introduction: The Post-Soviet Topography: Marxism as a 'Field" -- Chapter 2: The Maoist Moment: Peasantry and the Agrarian Question -- Chapter 3: Racial Capitalism, Slavery and Patriarchy -- Chapter 4: The Late Marx, Transitions and 'Modes of Production' -- Chapter 5: Climate Crisis and the Question of the Commons -- Chapter 6: 'Socialism' is not the 'After' of Capitalism.

This book argues that in times of crises, Nehruvian secular-nationalism has shown itself to be fundamentally Hindu in its latent assumptions. Its quest for a national culture has led it to produce the dominant culture as the norm and so marginalise minority cultures.

Section 1. Exploring selfhood -- section 2. Spatiality and power -- section 3. State and governmentality -- section 4. Reconfiguring categories of thought

Racism after Apartheid, volume four of the Democratic Marxism series, brings together leading scholars and activists from around the world studying and challenging discrimination and injustice. They examine post-apartheid racism and relations of oppression, challenging Marxism and anti-racism to consistently attempt to build human solidarities.