Description
Book SynopsisAnalyses new political economy theory and its role in bringing about radical social change
Trade Review'Brings creativity to the centre of anti-capitalist thought and through it provides new meanings to the concepts of anarchism, socialism and communism' -- Silvia Federici, author of Caliban and the Witch
'A kind of intellectual revolution in itself, both rigourous and exciting' -- David Graeber, Associate Professor of Anthropology, Yale University
'A breakthrough book in anti-capitalist theory' -- George Caffentzis, Professor, Department of Philosophy, University of Southern Maine
Table of ContentsList of Figures
List of Tables and Boxes
Preface
1. The Beginning of History
Part I: Orientations: Co-production of Livelihoods as Contested Terrain
2. Value Struggles
3. Capital as a Social Force
4. With No Limits
5. Production and Reproduction
6. Production, Reproduction and Global Loops
Part II: Global Loops: Some Explorations on the Contemporary Work Machine
7 Enclosures and Disciplinary Integration
8. Global Loops
9. The Global Work Machine
Part III: Context, Contest and Text: Discourses and Their Clashing Practices
10. Marx and the Enclosures we Face
11. Enclosures with No Limits
12. The ‘Law of Value,’ Immaterial Labour, and the ‘Centre' of Power
13. The Valuing and Measuring of Capital
14. Market Freedom and the Prison: Hayek and Bentham
15. The Fractal Panopticon and Ubiquitous Revolution
Part IV: ‘By Asking Questions we Walk’: The Problematics of Decoupling
16. The ‘Outside’
17. Commons
Notes
References
Other Web Resources
Index
