Totalitarianism of Globalism by the Top 1 In this chapter, I discuss the consequences and origins of global capitalism, including destabilization and inequality of the economy, globalization of crises, and increase in the power of money and decrease in the power of other values within all realms. I then discuss understanding the origin of global capitalism through the social philosophical concept of totalitarianism. Totalitarianism is defined as an ideology, movement, and system in which the superiority of the whole is thoroughly pursued. The direction or ideology of the whole, such as Nazism, is not selected by rational reasoning but by secular motivations, such as greed and fear. Those living in a totalitarian state come to lose the ability to think and therefore can commit evil acts without any sense of guilt. After describing the details of totalitarianism of Nazi Germany, I suggest how its basic social dynamics for expansion and basic structure are identical to those of the current global capitalism, while referring to the social scientific theories of Hannah Arendt The origins of totalitarianism. Harcourt Brace World, New York, 1. Les Parapluies De Cherbourg Torrent Francais Films here. The End of History and the Last Man is a 1992 book by Francis Fukuyama, expanding on his 1989 essay The End of History, published in the international affairs. Neoliberalism or neoliberalism refers primarily to the 20thcentury resurgence of 19thcentury ideas associated with laissezfaire economic liberalism. CleggGuttmann-017-524x700.jpg' alt='The End Of Economic Man The Origins Of Totalitarianism Pdf Free' title='The End Of Economic Man The Origins Of Totalitarianism Pdf Free' />Since the top 1 in the totalitarianism of globalism TOG have ceased to think, they can believe in any irrational theory to support their beliefs, such as neoliberalism, and can therefore blindly commit evil acts without any sense of guilty. Lastly, I discuss the basic direction to follow in order to move beyond global capitalism based on the philosophical theory of totalitarianism. The origins of neoliberalism between Soviet socialism and Western capitalism A galaxy without bordersScholars have argued that transnational networks of right wing economists and activists caused the worldwide embrace of neoliberalism. Using the case of an Italian think tank, CESES, associated with these networks, the author shows that the origins of neoliberalism were not in hegemony but in liminality. At CESES, the Italian and American right sought to convert Italians to free market values by showing them how Soviet socialism worked. However, CESES was created in liminal spaces that opened up within and between Soviet socialism and Western capitalism after the death of Joseph Stalin in 1. Scholars from East and West at CESES developed new knowledge about actually existing socialism, which, due to the shifting context of the Cold War, seemed to provoke left wing sympathies among the scholars and the students involved. CESES in fact required left wing scholars, who had necessary skills and a fascination with a common project of democratic or market socialism, to create this new knowledge. The new knowledge that developed out of an EastWest dialogue not only helped right wing transnational networks to reorient their hegemonic projects, but also helped those on the left to understand actually existing socialism and what socialism might become. This knowledge could not be obtained without this dialogue and had to travel through liminal spaces.