the part of theology concerned with death, judgme…
Does Capitalism Have a Future?
by
Craig J. Calhoun,
Georgi Derluguian,
Immanuel Wallerstein,
Michael Mann,
Randall Collins
April 4, 2017 - April 7, 2017
(read/capitalism-etc/owned-ebooks/dissertation)
J. Calhoun, C. et al (2013). Does Capitalism Have a Future?. Oxford University Press.
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eschatology »
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neoclassical economics »
a mainstream approach to economics focusing on th…
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Neolithic »
(or Agricultural Revolution) the wide-scale trans…
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caging effect »
when some human groups are forced into new, more …
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porto franco »
(Italian or Portuguese for "free port") a port or…
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[...] fear leads to the search for political alte…
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They can also, in part or in whole, transfer thei…
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In my view, for a historical system to be conside…
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Capitalism is not a physical location like royal …
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Are political hopes blurring our theoretical visi…
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The Next Big Turn
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Structural Crisis, or Why Capitalists May No Longer Find Capitalism Rewarding
when analysing a system like capitalism, you divide it into three moments:
- the moment of coming into existence
- the normal life
- the moment of going out of existence (structural crisis)
he proposes that financialisation isn't just something that started happening in the 1970s - it's a longstanding practice in all Kondratieff B-phases (when profits decline sufficiently in a given industry)
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Structural Crisis, or Why Capitalists May No Longer Find Capitalism Rewarding
when analysing a system like capitalism, you divide it into three moments:
- the moment of coming into existence
- the normal life
- the moment of going out of existence (structural crisis)
he proposes that financialisation isn't just something that started happening in the 1970s - it's a longstanding practice in all Kondratieff B-phases (when profits decline sufficiently in a given industry)
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What Communism Was
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