Jonathan Nitzan, Shimshon Bichler

Capital as Power (eBook, PDF)

A Study of Order and Creorder

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

The book presents a radically new framework for understanding capital as a mode of power. Challenging the liberal and Marxist approaches, it articulates a new theory of accumulation, develops new empirical methods of research and offers a new history of capitalism.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis eBooks
• Seitenzahl: 464
• Erscheinungstermin: 2. Juni 2009
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781134022304
• Artikelnr.: 43070038

Autorenporträt

Jonathan Nitzan teaches political economy at York University in Toronto.

Shimshon Bichler teaches political economy at colleges and universities in Israel.

Inhaltsangabe

1. Why Write a Book About Capital? Part 1: Dilemmas of Political Economy
2. The Dual Worlds 3. Power 4. Deflections of Power Part 2: The Enigma of
Capital 5. Neoclassical Parables 6. The Marxist Entanglement I: Values and
Prices 7. The Marxist Entanglement II: Who is Productive, Who is Not? 8.
Accumulation of What? Part 3: Capitalization 9. Capitalization: A Brief
Anthropology 10. Capitalization: Fiction, Mirror or Distortion? 11.
Capitalization: Elementary Particles Part 4: Bringing Power Back In 12.
Accumulation and Sabotage 13. The Capitalist Mode of Power Part 5:
Accumulation of Power 14. Differential Accumulation and Dominant Capital
15. Breadth 16. Depth 17. Differential Accumulation: Past and Future

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1. Why Write a Book About Capital? Part 1: Dilemmas of Political Economy 2. The Dual Worlds 3. Power 4. Deflections of Power Part 2: The Enigma of Capital 5. Neoclassical Parables 6. The Marxist Entanglement I: Values and Prices 7. The Marxist Entanglement II: Who is Productive, Who is Not? 8. Accumulation of What? Part 3: Capitalization 9. Capitalization: A Brief Anthropology 10. Capitalization: Fiction, Mirror or Distortion? 11. Capitalization: Elementary Particles Part 4: Bringing Power Back In 12. Accumulation and Sabotage 13. The Capitalist Mode of Power Part 5: Accumulation of Power 14. Differential Accumulation and Dominant Capital 15. Breadth 16. Depth 17. Differential Accumulation: Past and Future

Rezensionen

"In Capital as Power Jonathan Nitzan and Shimshon Bichler address one of the oldest theoretical conundrums in the discipline of political economy -- the theory of capital -- with a view to supplying a more satisfactory answer to the question 'what is capital?' While the work clearly fits into the tradition of radical political economy it is not easy to place it in any one school, and this for very good reason: Nitzan and Bichler are trying to create a new approach to political economy."

Brennan, Jordan. 2009. Review of "Capital as Power: A Study of Order and Creorder." Canadian Journal of Political Science 42 (4, December): 1057-1058.