Today, the transformation and redefinition of the European Union and the European Left is accompanied by the strengthening of cultural movements. Therefore, in our thesis, along the theoretical cornerstones of Nancy Fraser’s Cannibal Capitalism, we present the historical specificities of the conceptual framework of knowledge and political knowledge in economics highlighted by the author. Following the author’s conceptualization of socialism, the paper shows how the contradiction complex relevant to economic policy facilitates the geo-technological transition, how the political economy of cultural movements has become an economic policy factor, and what alternative ‘coping modes’ are available to the economics profession. We are confident that the political economy of cultural movements will “be”.
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