Global Capital: Theory - Global Hegemony of Capital and Its Limits. Volume 2

A two -volume monograph sums up hundreds of publications of famous authors, professors of Moscow State University, whose works are translated into many languages ​​of the world. It critically inherits the method and theory of "capital" K. Marx and reveals the anatomy of the modern global capitalist economy.


In the second volume ("Capital" Re-Loaded) a new nature is shown:


• goods --- the product of the total market, which is increasingly turning into the sale of simulacra,


• money --- the result of hegemony of virtual fictitious financial capital,


• Global capital, which built a system of comprehensive alienation and submission of not only world labor, but also a person, his free time and creative potential,


• capitalist accumulation, including both assignment through expropriation and social limitations of market and capital,


• Global hegemony leading to the formation of archpriests, and alterglobalism,


• Russian capitalism.


For researchers, teachers and students working in the field of social sciences, all interested in the theory of global socio-economic development