Since the 1970s, we have seen big changes in the patterns of world politics, economics and culture. These trends include the increasing dominance of finance capital, greater inequality both between and within countries and the rise of a privatised consumer culture. Contributors to this issue attempt to make sense of these changes and to find ways of challenging the 'common sense' of neo-liberal ideology and market capitalism. Zygmunt Bauman looks at the some of ideological underpinnings of our privatised culture; Andrew Cooper and Michael Rustin, in separate essays, look at what has happened in the welfare state; Michael.
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