The Economic Crisis and American Society

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Examining the crisis in Western economies, Manuel Castells argues that the same structures that enabled growth since 1945 are now detrimental to economic stability. He identifies new capitalist production forms and the contradictions in class relations as central issues. Through a thorough critique, Castells sheds light on the complexities of American society and its economic challenges, offering insights into the underlying problems that threaten future prosperity.