Accumulating Capital Today
Contemporary Strategies of Profit and Dispossessive Policies
Herausgeber: Benquet, Marlène; Bourgeron, Théo
Accumulating Capital Today
Contemporary Strategies of Profit and Dispossessive Policies
Herausgeber: Benquet, Marlène; Bourgeron, Théo
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This book explores the potential renewal of capital accumulation and the institutions that underlie it, offering a new understanding of the way in which 21st century capitalist accumulation combines the traditional logic of profit through labour exploitation with the logic of profit through speculation and dispossession.
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This book explores the potential renewal of capital accumulation and the institutions that underlie it, offering a new understanding of the way in which 21st century capitalist accumulation combines the traditional logic of profit through labour exploitation with the logic of profit through speculation and dispossession.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Jenny Stanford Publishing
- Seitenzahl: 236
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Dezember 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 231mm x 150mm x 28mm
- Gewicht: 699g
- ISBN-13: 9780367545000
- ISBN-10: 0367545004
- Artikelnr.: 60353492
- Verlag: Jenny Stanford Publishing
- Seitenzahl: 236
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Dezember 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 231mm x 150mm x 28mm
- Gewicht: 699g
- ISBN-13: 9780367545000
- ISBN-10: 0367545004
- Artikelnr.: 60353492
Marlène Benquet is Research Fellow at University Paris-Dauphine and CNRS, France. Théo Bourgeron is Postdoctoral Researcher at University College Dublin, Ireland.
Introduction PART 1: Accumulating through the Exploitation of Labour and
Nature 1. The dynamics of capital accumulation in managerial capitalism:
the United States since World War II 2. Dispossessive wage labour:
understanding accumulation and its crisis in contemporary Cameroon
large-scale plantations 3. Between green growth and de-growth: locating the
roots of climate change in capitalist accumulation 4. Exploring
accumulation in the New Green Revolution for Africa. Ecological crisis,
agrarian development and bio-capitalism PART 2: Accumulating through
Financial Investment 5. Constructing a favourable environment for financial
accumulation: the case of the City of London Corporation 6. Collective
effort, private accumulation: constructing the Luxembourg investment fund,
1956-2019 7. Financial accumulation and exploitation: the case of leveraged
buy-outs 8. Philanthrocapitalist accumulation and financial inclusion PART
3: Accumulating through Digital Technologies 9. Struggling to reform data
capitalism: blockchain and the pipe dream of paying up 10. Predation in the
age of algorithms: the role of intangible assets 11. Ghost management as a
central feature of accumulation in corporate capitalism: the case of the
global pharmaceutical sector PART 4: Accumulating Through the
Transformation of Profit into Personal Wealth 12. The role of the owner in
new capitalist accumulation processes: the case of Finland 13. Wealth
managers, guardians of enrichment: the case of wealth managers in France
14. Accumulation and tax professionals: the case of tax consultants in
Germany 15. Why do women accumulate less wealth than men?
Nature 1. The dynamics of capital accumulation in managerial capitalism:
the United States since World War II 2. Dispossessive wage labour:
understanding accumulation and its crisis in contemporary Cameroon
large-scale plantations 3. Between green growth and de-growth: locating the
roots of climate change in capitalist accumulation 4. Exploring
accumulation in the New Green Revolution for Africa. Ecological crisis,
agrarian development and bio-capitalism PART 2: Accumulating through
Financial Investment 5. Constructing a favourable environment for financial
accumulation: the case of the City of London Corporation 6. Collective
effort, private accumulation: constructing the Luxembourg investment fund,
1956-2019 7. Financial accumulation and exploitation: the case of leveraged
buy-outs 8. Philanthrocapitalist accumulation and financial inclusion PART
3: Accumulating through Digital Technologies 9. Struggling to reform data
capitalism: blockchain and the pipe dream of paying up 10. Predation in the
age of algorithms: the role of intangible assets 11. Ghost management as a
central feature of accumulation in corporate capitalism: the case of the
global pharmaceutical sector PART 4: Accumulating Through the
Transformation of Profit into Personal Wealth 12. The role of the owner in
new capitalist accumulation processes: the case of Finland 13. Wealth
managers, guardians of enrichment: the case of wealth managers in France
14. Accumulation and tax professionals: the case of tax consultants in
Germany 15. Why do women accumulate less wealth than men?
Introduction PART 1: Accumulating through the Exploitation of Labour and
Nature 1. The dynamics of capital accumulation in managerial capitalism:
the United States since World War II 2. Dispossessive wage labour:
understanding accumulation and its crisis in contemporary Cameroon
large-scale plantations 3. Between green growth and de-growth: locating the
roots of climate change in capitalist accumulation 4. Exploring
accumulation in the New Green Revolution for Africa. Ecological crisis,
agrarian development and bio-capitalism PART 2: Accumulating through
Financial Investment 5. Constructing a favourable environment for financial
accumulation: the case of the City of London Corporation 6. Collective
effort, private accumulation: constructing the Luxembourg investment fund,
1956-2019 7. Financial accumulation and exploitation: the case of leveraged
buy-outs 8. Philanthrocapitalist accumulation and financial inclusion PART
3: Accumulating through Digital Technologies 9. Struggling to reform data
capitalism: blockchain and the pipe dream of paying up 10. Predation in the
age of algorithms: the role of intangible assets 11. Ghost management as a
central feature of accumulation in corporate capitalism: the case of the
global pharmaceutical sector PART 4: Accumulating Through the
Transformation of Profit into Personal Wealth 12. The role of the owner in
new capitalist accumulation processes: the case of Finland 13. Wealth
managers, guardians of enrichment: the case of wealth managers in France
14. Accumulation and tax professionals: the case of tax consultants in
Germany 15. Why do women accumulate less wealth than men?
Nature 1. The dynamics of capital accumulation in managerial capitalism:
the United States since World War II 2. Dispossessive wage labour:
understanding accumulation and its crisis in contemporary Cameroon
large-scale plantations 3. Between green growth and de-growth: locating the
roots of climate change in capitalist accumulation 4. Exploring
accumulation in the New Green Revolution for Africa. Ecological crisis,
agrarian development and bio-capitalism PART 2: Accumulating through
Financial Investment 5. Constructing a favourable environment for financial
accumulation: the case of the City of London Corporation 6. Collective
effort, private accumulation: constructing the Luxembourg investment fund,
1956-2019 7. Financial accumulation and exploitation: the case of leveraged
buy-outs 8. Philanthrocapitalist accumulation and financial inclusion PART
3: Accumulating through Digital Technologies 9. Struggling to reform data
capitalism: blockchain and the pipe dream of paying up 10. Predation in the
age of algorithms: the role of intangible assets 11. Ghost management as a
central feature of accumulation in corporate capitalism: the case of the
global pharmaceutical sector PART 4: Accumulating Through the
Transformation of Profit into Personal Wealth 12. The role of the owner in
new capitalist accumulation processes: the case of Finland 13. Wealth
managers, guardians of enrichment: the case of wealth managers in France
14. Accumulation and tax professionals: the case of tax consultants in
Germany 15. Why do women accumulate less wealth than men?