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Jodi Dean teaches political, feminist, and media theory in Geneva, New York. She has written or edited thirteen books, including The Communist Horizon, Crowds and Party and COMRADE, published by Verso.A piercing look at how capitalism is killing itself as it entangles us in a web of techno-feudal power relations.
- Yanis Varoufakis, author of <i>Technofeudalism</i>,
Dean provides the most rigorous account of what a neofeudal society entails. Every page is a provocation, every sentence is a delight
- Corey Robin, author of <i>The Enigma of Clarence Thomas</i>,
Dean's new book gives us plenty to talk about
- Ed Meek, Arts Fuse
Dean's new book delivers critical insights on humanity and society.
- Ron Jacobs, Counterpunch
Seeks to update Marx for a world that Dean thinks is starting to look less like the classical industrial capitalism he wrote about than a kind of high-tech feudalism.
- Ben Burgis, UnHerd
The question is: In a society of serfs and servants, how do we get free?
With the rise of neofeudalism, and as more and more workers are drawn into the service sector-from nurses to Uber and delivery drivers-Dean argues that we can see the emergence of a new vanguard, the class that can lead the struggle for liberation from oppression and exploitation: what she calls the servant vanguard.
Chapter 1 What the Grundrisse Tells Us About Uber
Chapter 2 Forwards Can Be Backwards: On Transition and Temporality
Chapter 3 Neofeudalism's Basic Features
Chapter 4 The Subject Supposed to Care
Conclusion The Servant Vanguard