Can Global Capitalism Endure?

Can Global Capitalism Endure explores the deepening contradictions of world capitalism—falling profit rates, overaccumulation, social reproduction crises, ecological limits—and assesses their implications for the system's durability.

Robinson synthesizes Marxist political economy, world-systems analysis, and contemporary case studies to argue that capitalism faces severe structural constraints.

The book evaluates capitalism's strategies—globalization, financialization, privatization, and militarization—to prolong accumulation and how these tactics generate new instabilities.

Robinson also discusses prospects for resistance and alternative democratic-socialist visions.

The work situates current conflicts and environmental emergencies within a broader epochal crisis dynamic.