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Theories of Crisis: An Explanation of the 1974–82 Cycleanations for periodic over-production crises. Two great ‘schools’ have arisen. One claims that the crises are caused by the under-consumption of the masses (that is, over-production of consumer goods), the other that they are caused by over-accumulation (meaning the insufficiency of profit to contin

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Three Crises: The Metamorphoses of Capitalism and the Labour Movement . and the failure of the European revolutions of 1848, Karl Marx published the elucidating and yet optimistic account of the .. This exposition constitutes a prophecy, on which a century of subsequent millenarian rationalism within the labour movement is based. To demonstrate the inevitability of c

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Industrialisation, De-industrialisation and Uneven Development: The Case of the Pacific Rim development. They also form an increasingly articulated and significant global economic region; ‘significant’ in the sense that developments within this region influence and reflect the structural forces and transformations under way in the developed industrialised countries (DICs), the so-called c

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Economic Crisis and Welfare State Recommodification: A Comparative Analysis of the United States andof welfare states with specific reference to the processes of decommodification and of consumption. This characterisation provides the basis for examining the impact of recent right-wing government attempts to withdraw the state from the provision of welfare facilities; and emphasises the importance