Beyond Neoliberalism

1. Beyond Neoliberalism? Social Analysis after 1989
Marian Burchardt, Gal Kirn

Part I. Epistemic and Conceptual Shifts in the Wake of 1989

2. De-theorizing in Order to Re-theorize Emergent Alignments: A Rumination

Saskia Sassen

3. A Triple Movement? Parsing the Politics of Crisis after Polanyi
Nancy Fraser

4. A Critique of Transition Studies on Postsocialism, or How to Rethink and Reorient 1989? The Case of (Post)Socialist (Post)Yugoslavia
Gal Kirn

5. A Fractured Globe: Anthropology and Narration after 1989
Ajay Gandhi

6. Postcolonial Criticism after 1989: A Conversation with Gal Kirn and Marian Burchardt
Dipesh Chakrabarty

Part II. New Narratives of Capitalism: Interrogating Knowledge Production and Ethnography

7. Cash and Livelihood in Soft Currency Economies: Challenges for Research
Jane I. Guyer

8. Rationality, Risk, Uncertainty, and Islamic Finance
Bridget Kustin

9. Religion and Secularism in Neoliberal Capitalism
Marian Burchardt

10. The Last Men before the Last: A Russian Messianic Revival in the Twilight of History
Dominic Martin

11. The End of Ideology? Reconceptualizing Citizenship and Culture in a Post-(political) Place World
Bree T. Hocking

12. Humanitarianism after the Cold War: The Case of Haiti
Pierre Minn

13. The Uneasy Relationship between “China” and “Globalization” in Post-Cold War Scholarship
Julie Michelle Klinger

14. New Human Rights Theories for Post-Constitutional Societies
Ingo Richter

15. 1989/91 as a Caesura in the Study of History: A Personal Retrospective
Jürgen Kocka

Avainsanat: Social Sciences, Social Structure, Social Inequality, Sociological Theory, Social Theory