Post-crisis capitalism and critiqueHow is it possible to critique capitalism when it is being recreated through self-criticism?The financial crisis of 2007-2008, fears of China's expansion and the rise of popularism have generated new speculations within institutions that govern the economy. The IMF and World Bank worry about inequality and urge investment policies such as infrastructure provisioning. Central banks and academic macro-economists question formal equilibrium models and explore the human foundations of economic action.
Financial institutions and corporations focus on ethical investment and build allianceswith 'patient' capital such as pension funds. And governments argue that they face radical economic uncertainties and can only ameliorate complex forces. We live within a post-crisis capitalism in which public contention about its social consequences is Commented [B1]: Campbell, 2015 is not in the References. LB Added Commented [B4]: Sneath et al.