Titlebook: Marxism after Modernity; Politics, Technology Ross Abbinnett Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2006

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Machines and Socialized Productionla of Capital’ (Marx, 1990: 247–57). According to Marx’s analysis what is distinctive about capitalism is the fact that commodities are produced not for the purpose of consumption but rather for the purpose of converting them into money. The capitalist, in other words, produces commodities with the

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The Origins of Technocracy: Heidegger and Marcusethe dominant mode of social and economic intercourse only because of capital’s capacity to transform itself from commodities into surplus value. Initially this relationship is facilitated by innovations in handicraft manufacturing; the concentration of labour in one place, the increasing complexity

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Working-Memory

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World Markets and Global Transformationsmationalist thesis. Essentially the hyperglobalist thesis maintains that globalization is primarily an economic phenomenon, that an increasingly integrated world market exists today, and that the needs of multinational capitalism impose a neo-liberal economic discipline (low taxation, minimal welfar

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Biopolitical Production and the ‘New Science of Democracy’he technological transformations through which global capitalism continues to expand. New prosthetic, informatic, digital and communications systems, in other words, have fundamentally altered the topology of exploitation; and so the regimes of disciplinarity, subjection and policing which have emer

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Transeconomic Capitalism constraints on the mobility of capital, we have seen that this particular vision of the wealth producing, democratizing effects of the market is not the only way of theorizing the shift from a regional-industrial to a global-postindustrial organization of the world economy. Indeed, the orthodox Mar

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