Similarly, the Kochs, who are trying very hard to indoctrinate and dominate the country with their brand of laissez-faire, unaccountable, predatory capitalism, are actually creating the conditions for an increasing reaction against capitalism as an economic system.
To judge from the many announcements and resolutions, Cuba's future will involve an increasing amount of capitalism, as part of an increasingly hybrid socialist system — Raúl mentioned the market embraces of communist China and Vietnam as examples — and no doubt increasing numbers of mojito-swilling Yankee tourists.
Marcuse's critique of what he perceived as capitalism's increasing control of all aspects of social life enjoyed unexpected influence in the 1960s among the younger generation.
He pointed, for instance, to the persistence of caste bias, oppressive traditions and historical inequalities in a nation where ownership of washing machines, cars and other material trappings of global capitalism was increasing.
His lack of discussion of the role of capitalism in environmental and human health degradation is unfortunate, given many research conclusions concerning the role of large corporations that have knowingly seeded scientific doubt about the threats of technology to environmental and human health, as well as the strong ties between capitalism and increasing consumerism.
The point about the especially large decline in labour share in the Nordic countries relates, in our analysis, to the fact of their increasing integration into global capitalism and the consequent intensified competition among corporations and states anxious to attract or retain capital.
In the era of "alliance capitalism", the increasing number of strategic technological partnerships (STPs) has been mainly recorded in the science-based fields, of which information and communications technology (ICT) is a leading sector.
Maybe it's sexism or maybe she is proving to be a powerful speaker who is accomplishing a lot and they don't like it because it does not fit their conservative agenda of corporate capitalism, increased military spending, and tax cuts for the wealthy: lest we forget, something we tried for eight years without yielding much economic success.
Britta Schellenberg, a research analyst on right-wing radicalism in Europe at the Ludwig Maximilian University in Munich, said that xenophobia and anti-Muslim sentiment had joined with increasing antipathy toward globalization and capitalism.
