A plot of events: the political economy of dispossession, the rise of East Asia and the crisis of liberal geoculture

This article has a double objective. On the one hand, to reconstruct the origins and dynamics of the global political economy of the current historical conjuncture in which they combine: the financial belle epoque of the systemic cycle of American accumulation, the displacement of the core of the global economy towards East Asia, the dispute over the hegemony of the interstate system, become global and the dispute over granting political meaning to the crisis of liberal geoculture. From that diagnosis, it is affirmed that the modern world system is facing a "prince crisis" in which conservatives and radicals dispute the hegemony. This work is divided in three parts. In first place, it exposes the dynamics that conformed the material base of the historical conjuncture. Secondly, the answers given by the conservative turn to the crisis of liberal geoculture are analyzed. Finally, it exposes the possibilities of radical emancipatory politics to face the crisis of liberal geoculture after the failure of neoconservatism.