Abstract
This article examines the high cost of the failure of the military face of capital - its disastrous and brutal pro-imperialist economic policies at home, its ‘anti-imperialist’ adventures overseas and the backlash to both. The author asks whether the civilian face of capital under the recently elected Radical Party will succeed any better, particularly in the first test of its ‘anti-imperialist’ foreign policy - not the Malvinas issue but the IMF.
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