Neoliberal Globalisation and Resistance from Below

Using case studies from South Africa, Ghana and Bolivia this book seeks to address these important questions and demonstrate that the social-historical context in which the subalterns live plays a huge part in their definition of injustice and how they act against it.

Jasper Abembia Ayelazuno is a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Communication, Innovation and Technology, University for Development Studies, Ghana.

Acknowledgements Foreword by David B. Moore Introduction: Uneven Resistance in the Context of Uneven Capitalist Development Chapter One: Subalterns, Injustice, and Resistance Chapter Two: The Social-Historical Approach to Agency: 'Pessimism of the Intellect and Optimism of the Will' Chapter Three: Why the Subalterns Resist: the Cosmo-materialism of the Global Anti-Neoliberalism Resistance Movement Chapter Four: The Rebellious Subalterns in Bolivia: Socio-Historical Dynamics of the Bolivian Model of Anti-neoliberalism Chapter Five: Subaltern Agency and Resistance in the Social-Historical Context of The Gold Coast Chapter Six: Neoliberalism and Resistance in Ghana Chapter Seven: Electoral Democracy and Subaltern Resistance in Ghana Chapter Eight: Conclusion: Intellectual and Political Implications