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There are vital functions that the national state performs for transnational capital, among them, sets of local economic policies aimed at achieving macroeconomic equilibrium, the provision of property laws, infrastructure, and, of course, social control and ideological reproduction – and, here, Wood and I are in agreement.
Raúl Carrillo: "Shakhli’s questions have long revolved in the mind of Will Ruddick, an American physicist who began his career studying high-energy particles but now works for Koru Kenya, a community-development organization headquartered in Mombasa. Some officials hope the currencies will provide a platform to finally tax the “informal ...
Yet emerging creative industry and demands for urban sustainability and economic inclusion may drive cities and especially mega-cities as locales where cosmo-localism is developed. Economic precarity has hit many countries, for example Argentina after their 2001-2002 financial crisis, the US after the Global Financial Crisis, the Eurozone after the Eurozone crisis, Venezuela today and in many ...
Civilizational Analysis. To inquire into the relationship between heaven and human, to comprehend the vicissitudes of past and present, and to form a single narrative of it all. - Sima Qian, 100 BCE [1] For Part Two of our pages on Civilizational Analysis, go to: Thematic Approaches on Civilizational History.
Description. Brian McConnell: "Metabolic currency, money denominated in or pegged to energy reserves, may make more sense in a highly mechanized economy because it’s rooted in the same physics that governs the machines. The inventor Buckminster Fuller first proposed the idea of a currency based on electricity, the Global Energy Grid, in 1969.
5.2 The Exploitative Business Logics Behind the Sharing Economy. 5.3 The so-called sharing economy should really be called Platform Capitalism. 5.4 The Sharing Economy is using your assets. 5.5 Most of the Sharing Economy is a Rental Economy and should be regulated as such. 5.6 Work Conditions under a sharing economy.
1 Discussion. 1.1 The ecological problem and contemporary cybernetic planning. 1.2 Requirements for Cybernetic Communism. 2 History. 2.1 The history of Cybernetic Planning. 3 Movements. 3.1 Contemporary schools of thought and the problem of Labour Algorithms. 3.2 On the Cybernetic Self-Management advocated by Cornelis Castoriadis.
