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The book delves into the concept of postcapitalism, arguing that capitalism has evolved rather than ended, challenging traditional narratives that view it as a precursor to socialism. It examines the complexities of this transformation and the implications for society, suggesting a shift in understanding economic systems and their historical trajectories. Through a nuanced analysis, the author invites readers to reconsider the future of capitalism and its potential new forms.

Focusing on the challenges faced by heterodox economics, this book critiques its past failures to displace orthodox views. It reclaims Marx's revolutionary ideas and addresses the shortcomings of previous critiques. The author offers a coherent alternative paradigm, aiming to revitalize economic discourse and provide a fresh perspective on economic theory and practice.

The book systematically examines and critiques various approaches to periodizing capitalism, addressing both theoretical questions and empirical analysis. It explores the significant economic transformations capitalism has undergone in the last 150 years, providing a thorough understanding of its evolution and the implications of these changes.