It seems ever easier to imagine ecological collapse than an alternative to capitalism. Not only does capitalism evolve by either adapting or annihilating its critiques, the advent of a post-neoliberal world doubles down on the trap, and “we only get to sense the impossibility of taking a flight towards new emancipatory openings.” These timely and often liberatory essays resist the right-wing ascendance of the latest permutation of the trap and powerfully deploy the work of Deleuze and Guattari to reactivate our capacity to reimagine the self-overcoming of our economic and political global landscape.

Jason M. Wirth, Professor of Philosophy, Seattle University, USA

Deleuze, Guattari and the Schizoanalysis of Post-Neoliberalism explains why we desperately need another capitalist formula in an acute diagnosis of the post-neoliberal condition. If neoliberalism's content was it cynicism towards the mobilities and fluidities it unleashed, then post-neoliberalism's operationality is even more harrowing as it disjoins with neo-liberalism in a setting up of dead-ends, gridlocks, lines of destruction, and bewildering scenarios. The essays collected in this volume not only take-back Deleuze and Guattari from their market-happy popularizers, but offer new, hopeful reconstructive possibilities through the critical exposure of the cartographies of post-neoliberalism's vast dispositive.

Gary Genosko, Professor of Communication and Digital Media, Ontario Tech University, Canada