This co-edited volume discusses how the progressive politics can adapt to contemporary crises by discarding outdated ideas, and drawing lessons from history to forge new strategies against capitalism, climate change, and the far right.

The latter chapters in the book I edited explore themes such as engaging the working class in anti-capitalist efforts, countering ethno-nationalism, promoting environmental resistance, and fostering solidarity and ecological responsibility. The book suggests using the history of past failures as a base for future efforts to combat capitalism and the far right, rather than as a cause for more conflict or defeatism.

This co-written book explores China’s expansive One Belt, One Road initiative, an ambitious plan to reshape the global economy with a multitrillion-dollar investment in infrastructure projects worldwide.

The book examines the OBOR’s potential to transform economic and geopolitical relations, particularly between Europe and Asia, by funding significant developments from ports to pipelines and extending influence through financial might and debt diplomacy. It critically analyzes the challenges and opportunities China faces, questioning whether China’s attempt to assert itself as a superpower and redefine global power structures might be an overreach or a feasible strategy to dominate the global economy.