This book asks what are the common assumptions - or frames of references - that underlie our understanding of political economy today. How many of them are worthy of retaining? Could others be discarded?
This book asks what are the common assumptions - or frames of references - that underlie our understanding of political economy today. How many of them are worthy of retaining? Could others be discarded?
Raphael Sassower is Professor and Chair of Philosophy at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs. He is the author or co-author of eighteen books, including The Price of Public Intellectuals (2014), Religion and Sports in American Culture (2014), Digital Exposure: Postmodern Postcapitalism (2013) and Solo: Postmodern Explorations (2011).
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Preface Part I: Standard Frames of Reference 1. Abundance and Scarcity 2. The State of Nature and the Social Contract 3. Human Nature and the Human Condition 4. Individual vs. Communal Property Rights 5. Markets 6. Economic Growth Part II: The Assumptions Underlying these Frames 7. Dangerous Assumptions 8. Useful Assumptions 9. Alternative Models and the Question of Scale Part III: Current Models 10. Contemporary Capitalisms and their Faults 11. The Perils of Globalization 12. Remixing and the Knockoff Economy 13. Marketing the Sharing Economy Part IV: Reframing Political Economy 14. Informative Case Studies 15. Moral Framing of Political Economy Epilogue Bibliography
Preface Part I: Standard Frames of Reference 1. Abundance and Scarcity 2. The State of Nature and the Social Contract 3. Human Nature and the Human Condition 4. Individual vs. Communal Property Rights 5. Markets 6. Economic Growth Part II: The Assumptions Underlying these Frames 7. Dangerous Assumptions 8. Useful Assumptions 9. Alternative Models and the Question of Scale Part III: Current Models 10. Contemporary Capitalisms and their Faults 11. The Perils of Globalization 12. Remixing and the Knockoff Economy 13. Marketing the Sharing Economy Part IV: Reframing Political Economy 14. Informative Case Studies 15. Moral Framing of Political Economy Epilogue Bibliography
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