Économie politique de la démarchandisation de la société

Capital and the national question Nations are the forms of political organisation which peoples construct for themselves. It is a commonplace to state that globalisation tends (for the better) towards the end of nations. However the history of capitalism shows that such a hypothesis is questionabl...

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Autor Principal: Harribey, Jean-Marie
Formato: Article ou chapitre numérique
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Publicado: 2008
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spelling cairn-AMX_044_0076AMXActuel Marx https://shs.cairn.info/revue-actuel-marx-2008-2-page-76?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/amx.044.0076 Économie politique de la démarchandisation de la société Harribey, Jean-Marie2008 fre Actuel Marx | 44 | 2 | 2008-09-25 | p. 76-91 | 0994-4524 AMX_04468 Capital and the national question Nations are the forms of political organisation which peoples construct for themselves. It is a commonplace to state that globalisation tends (for the better) towards the end of nations. However the history of capitalism shows that such a hypothesis is questionable. Globalisation is merely a stage in the development of capitalism, which has always leaned on certain nations to secure its deployment: England in the past, the US today. The real question is thus that of the hegemony of one nation over other nations and, ultimately, the question of democracy, the sovereignty of peoples in the face of capital.Cairn free access
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description Capital and the national question Nations are the forms of political organisation which peoples construct for themselves. It is a commonplace to state that globalisation tends (for the better) towards the end of nations. However the history of capitalism shows that such a hypothesis is questionable. Globalisation is merely a stage in the development of capitalism, which has always leaned on certain nations to secure its deployment: England in the past, the US today. The real question is thus that of the hegemony of one nation over other nations and, ultimately, the question of democracy, the sovereignty of peoples in the face of capital.
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Économie politique de la démarchandisation de la société
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title Économie politique de la démarchandisation de la société
title_short Économie politique de la démarchandisation de la société
title_full Économie politique de la démarchandisation de la société
title_fullStr Économie politique de la démarchandisation de la société
title_full_unstemmed Économie politique de la démarchandisation de la société
title_sort économie politique de la démarchandisation de la société
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