The World We Wish to See presents a sweeping view of twentieth-century political history and a stirring appeal to take political organization seriously. Amin offers provocative analysis of contemporary resistance to neoliberalism, while boldly calling for a new global movement, an internationalism of peoples, to challenge the current order and fashion a better world.
Throughout the last century, great revolutions, the communist and socialist Internationals, and national liberation movements presented a serious challenge to global capital. Neoliberalism and the U.S. drive for military hegemony have given rise to new political and social movements and new attempts at international organization, such as the World Social Forum. Amin maps these oppositional formations, new and old, critically assessing their potential and limitations for the revolutionary project today.
Included in this volume is the full text of the Bamako Appeal, described as a Communist Manifesto for our age, and Amin s provocative new essay Political Islam in the Service of Imperialism.
Amin s masterful analysis offers new ground for realizing the world we wish to see.
