Behind Marx's Hidden Abode : For an Expanded Conception of Capitalism
By ナンシー ブレイザー, 竹田 杏子. 2015
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Subfields: Sociology and Political Science
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- A Value Theory of Inclusion: Informal Labour, the Homeworker, and the Social Reproduction of Value (2020, background): “In North America by the 1980s feminist scholars were particularly concerned with the ‘crisis of care’ (Folbre, 1992) instigated by the rise of neoliberalism and conceived it as a broader crisis of the social reproduction of capitalism (Lasslett and Brenner, 1989; Bakker, 2007; Bakker and Silvey, 200”
- A Critique of the Extractive Operations of Capital: Toward an Expanded Concept of Extractivism1 (2017, background): “” We must add that for Fraser “none of the ‘non-economic’ realms affords a wholly external standpoint that could underwrite an absolutely pure and fully radical form of critique” (70). In other words, she does not propose an idealization of spaces uncontaminated by the logic of capital. This seems t”
- On the multiple frontiers of extraction: excavating contemporary capitalism (2017, background): “…relevant to this intervention with Verónica Gago is an effort to deploy these expanded notions to track and understand the penetration of financial capital within so-called popular economies in the huge peripheries of Argentinean and other Latin American metropolises (see Gago 2014, 2015).”