Londres, Inglaterra : Social Europe Edition, c2017.

vii, 163 p. ; 21 cm.

Part I. Disrupted society. -- 1. On the outcast generation. -- 2. On sustainability: this time of social democracy. -- 3. On building fortresses under siege. -- 4. On justice, and how to know it is there. -- 5. On Internet, slander, and irresponsibility. -- 6. On the shaky prospects of meritocracy. -- 7. On the new looks of inequality. -- 8. On dysfunctionality of the global elites. -- 9. On the unclass of precarians. -- 10. On the future of migrants - and of Europe. -- 11. On never being alone again. -- 12. On consumerism coming home to roost. -- 13. On the nature of capitalism. -- Part II. From hard facts to Donald Trump. -- 14. Soft power and hard facts. -- 15. Do Facebook and Twitter help spread Democracy? -- 16. The precariat is welcoming generation Y. -- 17. Europe is trapped between power and politics. -- 18. Does the richness of the few benefit us all? -- 19. The changing nature of work and agency. -- 20. The Charlie Hebdo attack and what it reveals. -- 21. Floating insecurity searching for an anchor. -- 22. No more walls in Europe: tear them down! -- 23. Trump: a quick fix for existential anxiety. -- 24. How neoliberalism prepared the way for Trump. --

Tomado de la pasta: "The crisis of modernity has found in Zygmunt Bauman a reliable witness and interpreter. Besides the intuition of liquidity, he uses the idea of interregnum according to Gramsci's meaning of an unexpected break of continuity with the past. This collection of articles published by Social Europe between 2011 and 2016 demonstrates Bauman's extraordinary ability to understand the complexity of social change taking place and makes it comprehensible to everyone." --

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