Table of Contents: “…The insurrection of the bourgeoisie -- Disc 2. pt. 2. The coup d'etat -- Disc 3. pt. 3. …”

Table of Contents: “…Introduction -- The historical background -- Explaining the Congolese conflict -- The role of the Congolese and Rwandan states -- The theory : involution, fragmentation, and a military bourgeoisie -- The CNDP and M23 -- The Raia Mutomboki -- Ituri and the UPC -- Peacemaking and the Congo.…”
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Table of Contents: “…The "peasant" economy, the money trail and the bourgeoisie -- 4. Sugar without slaves : the agrarian bases for the industrial project -- 5. …”
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Table of Contents: “…Capitalism and slavery: revisiting an old debate -- Masters, slaves, and revolution in Saint-Domingue: a critique of the Hegelian interpretation -- From Saint-Domingue to Haiti: revolution and the rise of a new bourgeoisie -- Property, debt, development: rethinking the indemnity question.…”

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Table of Contents: “…David Hare: the work of mourning, or, the agony and the ecstasy of the bourgeoisie -- Howard Barker: will and desire -- from the tragedy of socialism to the ecstasy of the unconscious -- Edward Bond: tragedy and postmodernity, or, the Promethean impulse -- Caryl Churchill: the Dionysian Möbius strip -- New English tragedians: the tragedy of the tragic.…”
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Table of Contents: “…Late Development and State-Building -- Origins of the Developmental State in Korea -- Precursors to Planning in India: The Myth of the Developmental Bourgeoisie -- Demobilization of the Labor Movement -- The Business Offensive and the Retreat of the State -- State Structure and Industrial Policy -- Locked in Place: Explaining the Non-Occurrence of Reform.…”
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Table of Contents: “…The uniqueness of London -- Ghetto and suburb -- Cheap labour -- A city of hawkers, shopkeepers and businessmen -- The international bourgeoisie -- Racists, friends and lovers -- Racists, revolutionaries and representatives -- Christians, Hindus, Jews, Muslims and Sikhs -- The restaurant -- Fighters and footballers -- Handel to Tempah -- Migrants and the global city…”
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Table of Contents: “…Capitalism, wage labor, and the bourgeoisie -- 4. The revolutionary crisis -- 5. The economy in revolution (1789-1799) -- 6. …”
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Table of Contents: “…Cover; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Illustrations; Preface; One: The Uses of Disorder and Charisma -- Two: Vernacular Order, Official Order; Three: The Production of Human Beings; Four: Two Cheers for the Petty Bourgeoisie; Five: For Politics; Six: Particularity and Flux; Notes; Acknowledgments; Index.…”
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Table of Contents: “…Semiotic analysis -- Marxist analysis -- Psychoanalytic criticism -- Sociological analysis -- Murderers on the Orient Express -- Seven points on the game of football -- The maiden with the snake -- All-news radio and the American bourgeoisie -- Simulations, activities, games & exercises -- Epilogue: schmoos and analysis -- References -- Name index -- Subject index -- About the author.…”

Table of Contents: “…Sebald, and the afterlife of the bourgeoisie.…”
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Table of Contents: “…Roots of French imperialism in the nineteenth century : the case of Lyon -- Lyonnais imperialism in the Far East, 1900-1938 -- Colonial reformism before 1914 : the case of the Revue indigène -- French Far Eastern policy in the 1930s -- Racism and imperialism : French views of the "yellow peril," 1894-1914 -- Auguste Comte : prophet of reconciliation and reaction -- "Psychological man" and some predecessors -- The problematic bourgeoisie -- Economy, society, and psyche : the case of Pierre Janet -- Social psychology as political ideology : the cases of Wilfred Trotter and William McDougall.…”

Table of Contents: “…Introduction -- The competition between nobility and bourgeoisie for dominance over arts and culture -- The role of donors in shaping the intellectual elite -- Private funding for national research projects and institutes -- Philanthropy and the shaping of the working-class family -- Civil society in an authoritarian state: German philanthropy on the eve of the First World War -- The slow decline of philanthropy and civil society -- Conclusion.…”
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Table of Contents: “…"The this-worldliness of their thought': social movements and theory -- 'History does nothing': the primacy of praxis in movement theorising -- 'The authors and the actors of their own drama': a Marxist theory of social movement -- 'The bourgeoisis, historically, has played a most revolutionary part': social movements from above and below in historical capitalism -- 'The point is to change it': movements from below against neoliberalism.…”
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Table of Contents: “…The influence of the Renaissance: the roots of German style in the sixteenth century -- Baroque grandeur and rococo fantasies: nature as a model for interiors in the eighteenth century -- Neo-classicism and the Biedermeier style: the impact of classical antiquity and the taste of the new bourgeoisie in the late eightennth and early nineteenth centuries -- Historicism: the search for a 'true' German style in the nineteenth century -- Jugendstil, the Werkstätten and the Bauhaus: the quest for a conciously modern style for the new twentieth century -- The rural tradition: sentiment and reality through the centuries.…”

Table of Contents: “…: the transformation of crony capitalists and bureaucratic bourgeoisies -- Going continental, going global : Africa's corporate "giants."…”
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Table of Contents: “…Authoritarian control of the political arena -- Violence as the cornerstone of Mugabe's strategy of political survival -- Militant civil society and the emergence of a credible opposition -- The media battlefield: from skirmishes to full-fledged war -- The judiciary: from resistance to subjugation -- The land "reform" charade and the tragedy of famine -- The state bourgeoisie and the plunder of the economy -- The international community and the crisis in Zimbabwe -- Conclusion: crisis averted or merely postponed?.…”