Titlebook: Rentier Capitalism and Its Discontents; Power, Morality and Balihar Sanghera,Elmira Satybaldieva Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) a

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Property Development: Improperty, Plutocracy and Criminogencyifics of value grabbing; i.e. who pays rent to whom. Wealthy rentiers sought to capture the state through lobbying, donations, the media and elected office. The blurring of state and corporate interests created criminogenic environments, in which the crimes of the powerful and their harmful effects became endemic features of neoliberalisation.

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Confronting the Power of Money: The Anti-Debt Movementsem in favour of financial capital. The anti-debt resistance was also hampered by lack of class solidarity and internal social tensions. The chapter discusses how resistance and social struggles unfolded in each country, and what outcomes were achieved.

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Conclusionst. In the third section, the Covid-19 pandemic crisis is briefly discussed. It explores how rentier interests and activities were entrenched by countries’ responses to the pandemic. Lessons can be drawn from the crisis on how to tackle the threat of rentierism to humanity.

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The Right to the City: The Land and Housing Movementsmolition and construction of informal settlements offered an opportunity for the rich and powerful to modernise the city and extract rent. The chapter discusses how housing and land struggles unfolded in each country, and how country-specific political structures were important for the social movements’ trajectories and achievements.

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d countermovements.Illuminates in all its depth rentierism a.This book explains and evaluates today’s economic, political, social and ecological crises through the lens of rentier capitalism and countermovements in Central Asia. Over the last three decades the rich and powerful have increased their