Postcapitalism. Guide to our future
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The origin and development of capitalism was accompanied by both its cyclic crises and its rebirths in new bleits. However, in the realities of the XXI century, the capitalist system, according to Paul Mason, is no longer able to adapt to new challenges, which means its actual collapse. If so, then the main question: what could be the future if capitalist perspectives are not consolation? Is there a chance to create a new stable and socially oriented global financial system?
In your study, Paul Mason as an alternative suggests the model of "postcalism", the foundations of which can be found in the modern economic system, and they even coexist with it. The technological revolution of the last decades has created conditions for economics in which information technologies, new forms of ownership and methods of labor distribution, recreation and salaries are faced with the old principles of the functioning of industrial and market relations and private property. In addition, the protest movements of the beginning of the XXI century have shown that the network generation, having access to countless information resources, produces completely new values, rules and norms of behavior. This means that the basic bases for postcalism are already incorporated into the foundation of the global socio-economic system.
After analyzing the causal relations of the global economic crisis of 2008, Paul Mason formulates the main theoretical principles and explores the possible ways and forms of transition to post-capitalism
In your study, Paul Mason as an alternative suggests the model of "postcalism", the foundations of which can be found in the modern economic system, and they even coexist with it. The technological revolution of the last decades has created conditions for economics in which information technologies, new forms of ownership and methods of labor distribution, recreation and salaries are faced with the old principles of the functioning of industrial and market relations and private property. In addition, the protest movements of the beginning of the XXI century have shown that the network generation, having access to countless information resources, produces completely new values, rules and norms of behavior. This means that the basic bases for postcalism are already incorporated into the foundation of the global socio-economic system.
After analyzing the causal relations of the global economic crisis of 2008, Paul Mason formulates the main theoretical principles and explores the possible ways and forms of transition to post-capitalism
Author:
Author:Maison Gender
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Politics & Social Science
Series:
Series: Business books
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-911-03286-0
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