Titlebook: Capitalism and the Equity Fetish; Desire, Property, Ju Robert Herian Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclu

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Leben und Werke des Nikephoros,his chapter provides an important backdrop to Equity’s historical development within capitalism in England and Wales, and beyond. During the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, significant social, political, and legal reform met the demands of a nascent industrial capitalism, and a burgeoning middl

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-49975-8vertible role in contemporary socioeconomic life, as the means of organizing knowledge of and claims to the rights that the civil law gives us, then the importance of the reasoning that fuels that system, namely Equity as a means to complete justice, is clear. The analysis of complete justice during

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Claudio Baraldi,Giancarlo Corsir a particular formulation of fetishism able to account for that influence. Beginning with an analysis of Equity’s language as key to understanding it as a property basis of civil justice, Equity fetishism brings together the political and economic considerations of commodity fetishism under capital

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,Kommunikation über Gesellschaft, has often been restated in the civil justice system. Significant reform programmes in England and Wales have further shifted the onus of civil justice, I argue, towards an alignment of economic principles to Equity’s deontological imperative, or rather, .. The chapter covers two key areas. First, t

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Introduction,ism has proven itself resilient and enduring, and laws like Equity have served it well. But masters seldom outlast the laws that benefit them, and new theories of justice help define new ways of thinking and working. What is at stake for legal subjects governed by and reliant upon these laws is argu

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