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Research Centre run jointly between the Departments of Sociology and English and Comparative Literature at Goldsmiths University, London


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Jodi Dean, Capital’s Grave: A Forum (26 June 2025; hybrid)

The Centre for Philosophy and Critical Thought (CPCT), Goldsmiths, cordially invites you to

Jodi Dean

Capital’s Grave: A Forum 

Thursday, 26 June 2025, 4–6pm BST 
RHB 137a and online (hybrid)  

With responses from: 
Svenja Bromberg (CPCT)
Peter Hallward (CRMEP)
James Martel (San Francisco State) 

(Register here for Zoom link)

Jodi Dean and three of her readers, Svenja Bromberg (CPCT Goldsmiths), Peter Hallward (CRMEP) and James Martel (San Francisco State), will be discussing her claims that capitalism is giving way to something that is arguably worse than capitalism itself: a form of neofeudalism that combines the worst elements of both capitalism and feudalism and adds terrible new features of its own. In this conversation, Dean and her interlocutors will discuss both the argument itself as well as its implications for resistance as we move into unprecedented and unparallelled times.  

About the speaker
Jodi Dean teaches and organizes in upstate New York. Her books include The Communist Horizon (2012), Crowds and Party (2016), Comrade: An Essay on Political Belonging (2019), and Capital’s Grave: Neofeudalism and the New Class Struggle (2025).

Contact: j.ng [at] gold.ac.uk