Part I: The global crisis caused by deflation
Chapter 1: Transformation of global capitalism, deflation with unemployment and rhetoric around intergenerational conflict
Chapter 2: Public spending and social reproduction: overturning the rhetoric
Chapter 3: Transformation of public intervention in the crisis in USA and Japan
Chapter 4: The European exception to the generational narrative
Chapter 5: Deficit and debt
Chapter 6: Low growth, demographics, labour: problems to be solved
Chapter 7: European growth is possible only if the public debt paradigm changes
Chapter 8: Europe is the epicentre of deflation and power imbalance
Chapter 9: France and Germany
Chapter 10: Neocolonialism and neoimperialism
Chapter 11: New areas of state: between Leviathan and Behemoth
Part II: Financialised, high-tech capitalism based on modern slavery
Chapter 12: The advent of owner capitalism: ordoliberalism and new technologies
Chapter 13: A new Kondratieff cycle
Chapter 14: A technology for long-term stagnation?
Chapter 15: Mechanics, commodities, labour
Chapter 16: Soul of the capitalist machinery
Chapter 17: Why should we research workers and employees today?
Chapter 18: Disappearance of trade unions: deinstitutionalised capitalism?
Part III: Is a non-capitalist economy possible?
Chapter 19: Histories, wars, markets
Chapter 20: The problem is ownership and its variable forms
Chapter 21: Faith?
Part IV: Freedom and diversity: the anticapitalist revolution
Chapter 23: More on allocation of ownership
Chapter 24: Common goods
Part V: Against rhetoric, back to theory and struggle
Chapter 25: Living worlds...communities?
Chapter 26: People: our strength
Part VI: Blowing into the bottle
Chapter 27: Adriano Olivetti and the language of hope.