The Capitalist Mode of Destruction - (Geopolitical Economy) by Costas Panayotakis (Paperback)

This book is a groundbreaking investigation into the destructive nature of capitalism, tracing the economic, ecological, and democratic crises of today back to the undemocratic use of surplus by capitalist societies.

The author highlights the need for a classless society where working people have control over the surplus they produce, arguing that this is the only way to effectively respond to our current predicament.

With insights from psychology, sociology, and political economy, this book provides a comprehensive analysis of the production and distribution of surplus in capitalist societies and rethinks the concept of surplus itself.

The author identifies the public sector and households as sites of production just as important as the workplace, revealing the undemocratic nature of capitalism's control over the surplus produced by working people.

This book is a must-read for anyone looking to understand the root causes of our current problems and how to create a more equitable and sustainable society.