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Pub Date : 2004-10-01DOI: 10.1080/0893569042000270825
B. Bow, J. Cunningham
In this issue we have assembled three incisive commentaries on George DeMartino’s important book, Global Economy, Global Justice, along with a response by the author himself. Initially presented in a symposium that was organized by Jack Amariglio for the Marxism and the World Stage conference, these essays explore the resonance and reach both of DeMartino’s critique of the social ethics associated with contemporary neoliberalism and of the alternative approach to economic and social justice he advocates. William Milberg, in the first essay, outlines the major changes that have taken place during the postwar period in neoclassical economists’ analyses of international trade. According to Milberg, mainstream academic economics has largely abandoned its highly abstract, welfare-oriented model-building in favor of a more empiricist approach, thereby creating a theoretical void that ironically has been filled by a return to the market-celebrating claims of neoliberalism. Milberg then credits DeMartino with making explicit, and posing fundamental criticisms of, the ethical norms inherent in contemporary claims concerning the welfare-enhancing effects of free global markets. For Milberg, the task that must accompany contemporary expressions of justifiable outrage concerning the failings of global neoliberalism is precisely the one taken up by DeMartino: to think ‘‘carefully through the logic of neoliberalism, its moral underpinnings and its alternatives.’’ Julie Graham, for her part, applauds DeMartino’s ‘‘courage’’ and ‘‘strength of vision’’ in confronting a series of difficult issues*/affirming a workable model of social justice in the face of the grandiose claims of neoliberalism, identifying and avoiding the pitfalls of both moral objectivism and cultural relativism, and elaborating a concrete policy alternative even when using an antiessentialist framework of analysis. But Graham also expresses her misgivings concerning DeMartino’s proposal for a Social Index Tariff Structure, particularly the ‘‘dreary actualities’’ and violence of institutionalizing and universalizing such a system. The alternative, she suggests, is to see DeMartino’s proposal less as a final outcome and more as an initial attempt to interpellate the ‘‘subjects of global justice,’’ calling into being a politics that can constitute a new global order. DeMartino’s critical approach to the ethical claims of global neoliberalism explicitly draws on the ‘‘functionings’’ and ‘‘capabilities’’ approach of Amartya Sen. But, suggest Maliha Safri and Eray Düzenli, it also embodies a latent politics of radical democracy along the lines proposed by Ernesto Laclau and Chantal Mouffe, albeit with a ‘‘sexy twist.’’ Extending radical democracy into the economic realm and to the global level, DeMartino offers a new ‘‘suture,’’ a criterion of economic and social
本期我们汇集了对乔治·德马蒂诺重要著作《全球经济,全球正义》的三篇精辟评论,以及作者本人的回应。这些文章最初是在杰克·阿马里格里奥为马克思主义和世界舞台会议组织的一个研讨会上发表的,它们探讨了德马蒂诺对与当代新自由主义相关的社会伦理的批评以及他所倡导的经济和社会正义的替代方法的共鸣和影响。威廉·米尔伯格(William Milberg)在第一篇文章中概述了战后新古典经济学家对国际贸易的分析中发生的主要变化。根据Milberg的说法,主流学术经济学已经在很大程度上放弃了其高度抽象的、以福利为导向的模型构建,而倾向于更经验主义的方法,从而创造了一个理论空白,具有讽刺意味的是,这个空白已经被回归市场的新自由主义所填补。米尔伯格认为,德马蒂诺明确并提出了对当代关于自由全球市场促进福利效应的主张中固有的道德规范的根本批评。对米尔伯格来说,当代对全球新自由主义失败的合理愤怒的表达必须伴随着一项任务,这正是德马蒂诺所承担的任务:“仔细思考新自由主义的逻辑,其道德基础及其替代方案”。朱莉·格雷厄姆(Julie Graham)则对德马蒂诺的“勇气”和“远见的力量”表示赞赏,她面对一系列困难问题,在新自由主义的宏伟主张面前,肯定了一种可行的社会正义模式,识别并避免了道德客观主义和文化相对主义的陷阱,甚至在使用反本质主义的分析框架时,也阐述了一种具体的政策选择。但格雷厄姆也表达了她对德马蒂诺关于社会指数关税结构的建议的担忧,特别是将这种制度制度化和普遍化的“沉闷的现实”和暴力。她建议,另一种选择是,将德马蒂诺的提议不视为最终结果,而更多地视为对“全球正义主体”进行质询的初步尝试,呼吁形成一种能够构成新的全球秩序的政治。DeMartino对全球新自由主义伦理主张的批判方法明确地借鉴了Amartya sen的“功能”和“能力”方法,但是,Maliha Safri和Eray d zenli认为,它也体现了一种潜在的激进民主政治,沿着Ernesto Laclau和Chantal Mouffe提出的路线,尽管带有“性感的扭曲”。德马蒂诺将激进民主扩展到经济领域和全球层面,提供了一种新的“缝合线”,一种经济和社会的标准
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