Titlebook: Capitalism and Climate Change; Theoretical Discussi Max Koch Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2012

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Kriegerischer Ernst, krimineller Ernstrtunities for the liquid capital that was accumulated at an unprecedented extent in finance-driven capitalism. At the height of this transition, neoliberalism indeed took the character of a new . (Bourdieu) and was not only applied to economic regulation, but also to other fields, including housing

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Introductiony aware that preserving our planet as we know it ‘will not be easy: special interests are resistant to change and have inordinate power in our governments […]’ (p. 8). Social scientists can help with illuminating what the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) calls the ‘gap between scientific

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Capitalism, Nature and Climate Change: A Structural Analysise nature-imposed conditions of the processes found in the material world and affect these processes through labour’ (Clark and York, 2005, p. 398). The ways in which social production are organised change, but these social transformations ‘can only change’ the ‘form of manifestation’ of natural laws

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The Origins of a New Accumulation Regimetegy was reaching the point of diminishing returns in 1880, ‘a(chǎn)s skilled workers in large factories were able to press for higher wages than their counterparts in small artisan shops’. Another factor that intensified competition between the largest factories was the increasingly closer link between p

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The Geographic Extension of Fordisml — even once sacrosanct domains, such as prices and the valuation of money. According to Agnew, the New Deal did not end the Great Depression but made ‘life bearable or even possible for large numbers of people’, and ‘it certainly headed off dissent’. But the probably most lasting effect was that ‘

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