Barry Gills is Editor in Chief of Globalizations journal and Founding Editor of the Rethinking Globalizations book series (Routledge). He is a member of the Global Extractivisms and Alternatives Initiative (EXALT), and the Peoples Sovereignty Network.Christopher Chase-Dunn is Distinguished Professor of Sociology and Director of the Institute for Research on World-Systems at the University of California, Riverside, USA. He is the author of Social Change: Globalization from the Stone Age to the Present (with Bruce Lerro) and Global Struggles and Social Change (with Paul Almeida).

• 1. In search of unity: a new politics of solidarity and action for confronting the crisis of global capitalism Barry Gills and Christopher Chase-Dunn2. Climate justice and sustained transnational mobilization Paul Almeida3. Samir Amin and the challenges of socialist transformation in senile capitalismCarlos Eduardo Martins4. The twenty-first century revolutions and internationalism: a world historical perspective Sahan Savas Karatasli5. On Samir Amin’s call for a Fifth International Valentine M. Moghadam6. The rational kernel within Samir Amin’s mythological shell: the idea of a democratic and pluralist world political party Heikki Patomäki7. World revolution or socialism, community by community, in the Anthropocene? Leslie Sklair8. Race-class-gender articulation and the Fifth International Biko Agozino9. Forging a diagonal instrument for the global left: the vesselRebecca Álvarez and Christopher Chase-Dunn10. Truncated 21st-century trajectories of progressive international solidarity Patrick Bond11. What is to be done? The importance of Samir Amin’s answer Radhika Desai12. The fifth International: international or global? Owen Worth13. Carrying on Samir Amin’s legacyBoris Kagarlitsky14. Sweeping the world clean of capitalism: Samir Amin, Abdullah Ocalan and the world of autonomous regionsAndrej Grubacic15. Needed: a new international for a just transition and against fascism Francine Mestrum16. Capital has an Internationale and it is going fascist: time for an international of the global popular classes William I. Robinson17. On heeding the lessons of the past and adapting them to the present: a strategy for an effective Fifth InternationalMichael Tyrala18. Eurocentrism, state-centrism and sexual self-determination in the construction of a global democratic organizationTeivo Teivainen19. Rethinking Samir Amin’s legacy and the case for a political organization of the global justice movementBonn Juego20. Building a new international is necessary and urgentCarlos Serrano Ferreira21. The kick offMamdouh Habashi

Barry Gills is Editor in Chief of Globalizations journal and Founding Editor of the Rethinking Globalizations book series (Routledge). He is a member of the Global Extractivisms and Alternatives Initiative (EXALT), and the Peoples Sovereignty Network.Christopher Chase-Dunn is Distinguished Professor of Sociology and Director of the Institute for Research on World-Systems at the University of California, Riverside, USA. He is the author of Social Change: Globalization from the Stone Age to the Present (with Bruce Lerro) and Global Struggles and Social Change (with Paul Almeida).

• 1. In search of unity: a new politics of solidarity and action for confronting the crisis of global capitalism Barry Gills and Christopher Chase-Dunn2. Climate justice and sustained transnational mobilization Paul Almeida3. Samir Amin and the challenges of socialist transformation in senile capitalismCarlos Eduardo Martins4. The twenty-first century revolutions and internationalism: a world historical perspective Sahan Savas Karatasli5. On Samir Amin’s call for a Fifth International Valentine M. Moghadam6. The rational kernel within Samir Amin’s mythological shell: the idea of a democratic and pluralist world political party Heikki Patomäki7. World revolution or socialism, community by community, in the Anthropocene? Leslie Sklair8. Race-class-gender articulation and the Fifth International Biko Agozino9. Forging a diagonal instrument for the global left: the vesselRebecca Álvarez and Christopher Chase-Dunn10. Truncated 21st-century trajectories of progressive international solidarity Patrick Bond11. What is to be done? The importance of Samir Amin’s answer Radhika Desai12. The fifth International: international or global? Owen Worth13. Carrying on Samir Amin’s legacyBoris Kagarlitsky14. Sweeping the world clean of capitalism: Samir Amin, Abdullah Ocalan and the world of autonomous regionsAndrej Grubacic15. Needed: a new international for a just transition and against fascism Francine Mestrum16. Capital has an Internationale and it is going fascist: time for an international of the global popular classes William I. Robinson17. On heeding the lessons of the past and adapting them to the present: a strategy for an effective Fifth InternationalMichael Tyrala18. Eurocentrism, state-centrism and sexual self-determination in the construction of a global democratic organizationTeivo Teivainen19. Rethinking Samir Amin’s legacy and the case for a political organization of the global justice movementBonn Juego20. Building a new international is necessary and urgentCarlos Serrano Ferreira21. The kick offMamdouh Habashi

Barry Gills is Editor in Chief of Globalizations journal and Founding Editor of the Rethinking Globalizations book series (Routledge). He is a member of the Global Extractivisms and Alternatives Initiative (EXALT), and the Peoples Sovereignty Network.Christopher Chase-Dunn is Distinguished Professor of Sociology and Director of the Institute for Research on World-Systems at the University of California, Riverside, USA. He is the author of Social Change: Globalization from the Stone Age to the Present (with Bruce Lerro) and Global Struggles and Social Change (with Paul Almeida).

• 1. In search of unity: a new politics of solidarity and action for confronting the crisis of global capitalism Barry Gills and Christopher Chase-Dunn2. Climate justice and sustained transnational mobilization Paul Almeida3. Samir Amin and the challenges of socialist transformation in senile capitalismCarlos Eduardo Martins4. The twenty-first century revolutions and internationalism: a world historical perspective Sahan Savas Karatasli5. On Samir Amin’s call for a Fifth International Valentine M. Moghadam6. The rational kernel within Samir Amin’s mythological shell: the idea of a democratic and pluralist world political party Heikki Patomäki7. World revolution or socialism, community by community, in the Anthropocene? Leslie Sklair8. Race-class-gender articulation and the Fifth International Biko Agozino9. Forging a diagonal instrument for the global left: the vesselRebecca Álvarez and Christopher Chase-Dunn10. Truncated 21st-century trajectories of progressive international solidarity Patrick Bond11. What is to be done? The importance of Samir Amin’s answer Radhika Desai12. The fifth International: international or global? Owen Worth13. Carrying on Samir Amin’s legacyBoris Kagarlitsky14. Sweeping the world clean of capitalism: Samir Amin, Abdullah Ocalan and the world of autonomous regionsAndrej Grubacic15. Needed: a new international for a just transition and against fascism Francine Mestrum16. Capital has an Internationale and it is going fascist: time for an international of the global popular classes William I. Robinson17. On heeding the lessons of the past and adapting them to the present: a strategy for an effective Fifth InternationalMichael Tyrala18. Eurocentrism, state-centrism and sexual self-determination in the construction of a global democratic organizationTeivo Teivainen19. Rethinking Samir Amin’s legacy and the case for a political organization of the global justice movementBonn Juego20. Building a new international is necessary and urgentCarlos Serrano Ferreira21. The kick offMamdouh Habashi