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Capital Is Dead. Is This Something Worse?
by McKenzie Wark

ch5 (with post-it, p.113) has an analysis of why information capitalism was born in america. tl;dr: cold war, US went for large-scale planning and cooperation, the results of which later flowed into industry

Wark, M. (2019). Capital Is Dead. Is This Something Worse?. Verso Books.


Verso Books, 2019. 208 pages.

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