Author Simon Tormey is a Senior Lecturer in Politics and Critical Theory at the University of Nottingham, England.

"This is clear, helpful and enlightening. I have learnt a lot from this book, and I'm sure that you will do so as well." George Monbiot, Guardian columnist and author of The Age of Consent "A useful account of the failure of hyper-capitalism, and of those who oppose it." Paul Kingsnorth, author of One No, Many Yeses and Real England: The Battle Against the Bland "I strongly support this book, it is a good critical (or self-critical) guide to the movement and exactly what the movement needs at its current stage." Boris Kagarlitsky, Director, Institute of Globilization and Social Movements, Moscow

• Introduction: ‘Beginning’ anti-capitalism1. The hows and whys of the thing called ‘capitalism’ 2. Why ‘Seattle’? 1968, the ‘end of history’ and the birth of contemporary anti-capitalism 3. A ‘movement of movements’ (i): ‘reformism’ or ‘globalisation with a human face’ 4. A ‘movement of movements’ (ii): renegades, radicals and revolutionaries 5. The future(s) of anti-capitalism: problems and perspectives Glossary of key terms, thinkers and movementsContemporary anti-capitalism: a timelineIndex

Author Simon Tormey is a Senior Lecturer in Politics and Critical Theory at the University of Nottingham, England.

"This is clear, helpful and enlightening. I have learnt a lot from this book, and I'm sure that you will do so as well." George Monbiot, Guardian columnist and author of The Age of Consent "A useful account of the failure of hyper-capitalism, and of those who oppose it." Paul Kingsnorth, author of One No, Many Yeses and Real England: The Battle Against the Bland "I strongly support this book, it is a good critical (or self-critical) guide to the movement and exactly what the movement needs at its current stage." Boris Kagarlitsky, Director, Institute of Globilization and Social Movements, Moscow

• Introduction: ‘Beginning’ anti-capitalism1. The hows and whys of the thing called ‘capitalism’ 2. Why ‘Seattle’? 1968, the ‘end of history’ and the birth of contemporary anti-capitalism 3. A ‘movement of movements’ (i): ‘reformism’ or ‘globalisation with a human face’ 4. A ‘movement of movements’ (ii): renegades, radicals and revolutionaries 5. The future(s) of anti-capitalism: problems and perspectives Glossary of key terms, thinkers and movementsContemporary anti-capitalism: a timelineIndex

Author Simon Tormey is a Senior Lecturer in Politics and Critical Theory at the University of Nottingham, England.

"This is clear, helpful and enlightening. I have learnt a lot from this book, and I'm sure that you will do so as well." George Monbiot, Guardian columnist and author of The Age of Consent "A useful account of the failure of hyper-capitalism, and of those who oppose it." Paul Kingsnorth, author of One No, Many Yeses and Real England: The Battle Against the Bland "I strongly support this book, it is a good critical (or self-critical) guide to the movement and exactly what the movement needs at its current stage." Boris Kagarlitsky, Director, Institute of Globilization and Social Movements, Moscow

• Introduction: ‘Beginning’ anti-capitalism1. The hows and whys of the thing called ‘capitalism’ 2. Why ‘Seattle’? 1968, the ‘end of history’ and the birth of contemporary anti-capitalism 3. A ‘movement of movements’ (i): ‘reformism’ or ‘globalisation with a human face’ 4. A ‘movement of movements’ (ii): renegades, radicals and revolutionaries 5. The future(s) of anti-capitalism: problems and perspectives Glossary of key terms, thinkers and movementsContemporary anti-capitalism: a timelineIndex