<b>In <i>Trouble in Paradise,</i> Slavoj iek, one of our most famous, most combative philosophers, explains how we can find a way out of the crisis of capitalism.</b><br><br>There is obviously trouble in the global capitalist paradise. But why do we find it so difficult to imagine a way out of the crisis we're in? It is as if the trouble feeds on itself: the march of capitalism has become inexorable, the only game in town.<br><br>Setting out to diagnose the condition of global capitalism, the ideological constraints we are faced with in our daily lives, and the bleak future promised by this system, Slavoj iek explores the possibilities—and the traps—of new emancipatory struggles.<br><br>Drawing insights from phenomena as diverse as “Gangnam Style” to Marx, <i>The Dark Knight</i> to Thatcher,<i>Trouble in Paradise</i> is an incisive dissection of the world we inhabit, and the new order to come.