1.Introduction: The Political Economy of the Spanish Crisis
Part I: Foundations of the Theory of Crisis in the Economic Thought
2.The Materialist Conception of the Crisis
3.Advancing in the Theory of Crisis: Social, Temporal and Geographical Dynamics
4.Conventional Economics and the Theories of the Possibility of Crisis
Part II: A Crisis of Capital Valorization: Profitability, Asset-Inflation and the Composition of Capital
5.The Fall in Profitability Underlying the Great Recession
6.Construction and the Housing Boom. Analyzing the Price-Effect From The Law of Value
7.Why Does Profitability Fall? Paradoxes of Capital Composition and Labour Productivity
Part III: Controversies Around the Crisis: Why it Happened, What Should Be Done
8.This Time It Was Also The Same: Accumulation of Imbalances and Human Failures
9.Labor Market, Wages and Crisis
10. Financialization and Crisis: From Low Interest Rates to a Credit Boom and Over-Indebtedness
11.The Way Out Of Crises. From Diagnosis to a Programme of Economic Policy
12.Conclusions.