La pandemia globale. La ristrutturazione delle forze produttive tra individualizzazione e autoritarismo neoliberista

On March 11, 2020, almost two and a half months after the manifestation of some "abnormal pneumonia" in China, the WHO (World Health Organization) declares that Covid-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus Sars-CoV-2 , "Can be characterized as a pandemic situation".Within three months, the international migration of Sars-Cov-2, generated by the Wuhan outbreak in China, has radically transformed not only the health condition but also the social and economic political structures of the whole world.How was this possible? And what are the consequent scenarios that lie ahead?In this contribution, without taking away any relevance to global public health issues, to which we will return, we would like to talk about Sars-Cov-2 as an epiphenomenon of capitalism in its neoliberal phase [1] and as a "mirror" function [2] of the capitalist structures of the so-called neoliberal "globalization" and the "detonation" [3] of the dynamics and contradictions of capital on a global level.