Titlebook: Capitalism, Democracy, Socialism: Critical Debates; Albena Azmanova,James Chamberlain Book 2022 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2022 Capita

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Sustaining What? Capitalism, Socialism, and Climate Change,e development.” In this chapter, I review some controversies haunting policy and academic debates on sustainability. Irreconcilable objectives within commitments to sustainability produce what I call a “sustainability paradox.” On the one hand, analyses, models, policies, and projects are committed

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Capitalism and Crisis: Thinking Through Capitalist Crisis with Schumpeter and Polanyi,and Karl Polanyi’s . [1944]. These inspiring works on economic history and social theory offer profound insights into the nature of capitalist crisis. Although written in the mid-twentieth century many of the insights in these books are of relevance to the current situation as capitalism undergoes a

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G. F. Hauf,P. Bubenheimer,H. Roskammhe plurality and complexity of allocating these CPR into private hands in the real world. Through an in-depth case study of Chile, we reveal how the rules of the game, embedded in a neoliberal setting, have promoted a new wave of dispossession of the commons by way of the exclusive and excluding con

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H. Kaiser,G. Sold,J. Schrader,H. Kreuzerthen examines financialization from the perspective of theories of culture and subjectivity. The last portions of the chapter turn to the political consequences of finance: for democracy and the state, and then for ecological politics and the possibilities of averting catastrophic climate change. In

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W. Niederer,H. D. Bethge,K. Bachmannns currently, and perhaps always will, enjoy a comparative advantage over machines. Here we consider not only capabilities and cost, but also ethical questions surrounding the replacement of human labor with machines, especially in the domain of care work. Finally, in the conclusion, we consider the

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W. Ebert,G. Menke,W. Engelhardte charters of transnational corporations under the banner of corporate social responsibility, and the impacts on human rights of capitalism’s destabilization of the planet’s ecology. The chapter concludes by considering alternatives to the dominant paradigm of cosmopolitanism, including “bottom up”

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