Politics in a time of crisis
Podemos and the future of European democracy
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Author
Publication
2015 - Verso, Brooklyn, NY, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
59,250 words, Guess
Page Count
237 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-139781784783358
- ISBN-139781784783365
- ISBN-139781784783976
- ISBN-101784783358
- ISBN-101784783366
and 5 more
- ISBN-101784783978
- Library of Congress Control Number2015021069
- OCLC Control Number922639618
- Better World Books9781784783358
- Open LibraryOL30396146M
Classifications
- DDC324.246/07
- LCCJN8395.P665 I45 2015
- LCCJN30
Description
Now is a time of systemic change, at all levels. This is a call for rejuvenation, radicalization, and effective communications to carry out the ideological battle, as well as a real aspiration to govern. The political party Podemos stands on the edge of a historic victory in Spain. Only formed in 2014 in response to austerity measures imposed by the EU, the party gained five seats in the European Parliament that year but is expected to become the new government following elections in December this year. In Politics in a Time of Crisis, party leader Pablo Iglesias sets out his agenda for social justice, a fair economy and a new democratic Europe. Politics in a Time of Crisis looks at the problems of Spain but also sees that there is a global challenge to democracy that needs to be resisted. This consists of the Troika, large corporations and the Wall Street Party that make decisions and control economies without engaging with the people whose lives are affected. The Great Recession, he shows, was an excuse to dismantle the welfare state and bolster the power of the elites.
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