Global Political Economy
A Critique of Contemporary Capitalism
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Global Political Economy
A Critique of Contemporary Capitalism
About This Book
The present volume makes students and researchers familiar with contemporary issues in global political economy with a focus on the working of global capitalism in the last four to five decades. The volume covers a wide range of issues from conceptual questions to empirical investigation with the aim to promote a critical understanding of the major challenges posed by contemporary capitalism. It contains contributions of leading political economists from India and abroad. The volume will be a significant resource for developing a graduate course in global political economy.
This book is co-published with Aakar Books, New Delhi. Taylor & Francis does not sell or distribute the print versions of this book in India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- Introduction
- 1. Introduction to Historical Materialism: A Theory of Society and History
- 2. Essential Concepts in Marxian Political Economy
- 3. Notes on Marxâs Critique of Classical Political Economy
- 4. Capitalist Mode of Production: A Basic Interpretation
- 5. Contemporary Capitalism
- 6. Reserve Army of Labour
- 7. Political Economy of Employment-Unemployment in Capitalism
- 8. Can Capitalism Survive the High Degree of Automation? A Comparison with Thomas Pikettyâs Argument
- 9. The Agrarian Question a Century After 1917: Capitalism in Agriculture and Agricultures in Capitalism
- 10. âBig is Not Always Beautifulâ: Family Farms and Capitalism
- 11. What is Monopoly Capital?
- 12. Late Marx, Luxemburg, and the Conception of 'Accumulation of Capitalâ
- 13. Financialisation: Thereâs Something Happening Here
- 14. Reflections on the Classical Theory of Imperialism: Does History Repeat Itself?
- 15. What is Imperialism? Situating Imperialism in Relation to Capitalism and Colonialism
- 16. Climate Crisis and the Idea of Degrowth
- 17. Capitalism, Ecology and Eco-Socialism
- 18. Energy, Economic Growth, and Ecological Crisis
- List of Contributors
- About the Editors