Weapons and late capitalism: department III development and capital valuation in times of reproduction crisis
Abstract
After the collapse of the bureaucratic states in 1989, there was, among other things, the expectation of a nascent new order in the midst of an ideological triumph. A series of apologetic speeches prevailed against the system of capital hegemony, with the respective righting of politics and restoration of old prejudices and speeches supported by the visions of the euphoric bourgeois: the “end of history” in the Hegelian sense was just one of the expressions of this moment: the “naturalization” of capital and the social order shaped by it was the common element of state discourse in the period. As an example, throughout the 1990s, the shift to the right of the so-called political center formed by social democracy, labor, the “metamorphosed” PCs and other expressions of what can be generically called reformism was emblematic. In short, a quasi-consensus regarding the virtues of the new order cradled by conservative and triumphalist optimism.
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