Dave Elder-Vass argues that dominant approaches to the economy miss much of what happens in real economies and that the rise of the digital economy has made this problem more evident. He proposes a new framework to analyse diverse economic systems, and applies it to cases drawn from the digital economy.
Dave Elder-Vass argues that dominant approaches to the economy miss much of what happens in real economies and that the rise of the digital economy has made this problem more evident. He proposes a new framework to analyse diverse economic systems, and applies it to cases drawn from the digital economy.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Dave Elder-Vass teaches sociology and digital economies at Loughborough University. Before returning to academic life he was a senior IT technology manager in the private sector. This book brings together his expertise in digital technology and its use in business with his academic work on economic sociology and particularly the relation of gifts to the conventional economy. His previous publications include The Causal Power of Social Structures (Cambridge, 2010) and The Reality of Social Construction (Cambridge, 2012).
Inhaltsangabe
Part I. Diverse Economies: 1. Introduction 2. Diverse economies Part II. Political Economies: 3. Beyond Marxist political economy 4. Mainstream economics and its rivals 5. Complexes of appropriative practices Part III. Digital Economies: 6. Digital monopoly capitalism: Apple 7. Co-operative peer production: Wikipedia 8. Does Google give gifts? 9. User content capitalism 10. Conclusion.
Part I. Diverse Economies: 1. Introduction 2. Diverse economies Part II. Political Economies: 3. Beyond Marxist political economy 4. Mainstream economics and its rivals 5. Complexes of appropriative practices Part III. Digital Economies: 6. Digital monopoly capitalism: Apple 7. Co-operative peer production: Wikipedia 8. Does Google give gifts? 9. User content capitalism 10. Conclusion.
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