Titlebook: Case Studies in the Origins of Capitalism; Xavier Lafrance,Charles Post Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2019 Tra

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Integrated Circuit Implementation,the emergence of capitalist social property relations and the continuation of women’s oppression. I argue that critical engagement with political Marxism provides an opportunity to build from the methodological work of social reproduction feminists, such as Federici, and to properly reorient feminis

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Peasant Farming in Eighteenth- and Nineteenth-Century France and the Transition to Capitalism Underd forcing them to produce for the European market to service debts. Farmers thus had to improve husbandry on account of market competition. French agriculture had long lagged behind its European and American rivals but emerged as a leading exporter in the 1960s and 1970s.

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The Transition to Industrial Capitalism in Nineteenth-Century France, restructuring of France’s industrial sector was finally initiated under the Second Empire and the Third Republic. In order to maintain the country’s geopolitical standing, these regimes stimulated industrial development by building a competitive national market, exposing the country to foreign capi

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The American Road to Capitalism,agriculture provided a growing “home market” for industrially produced capital and consumer goods. The expansion of plantation slavery after c. 1844 would have gravely restricted this home market. The contradictions between the expanded reproduction of plantation slavery and Northern capitalist agri

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Colonialism, Racism, and the Transition to Capitalism in Canada,central tension surrounding the intersection of a need to build state coffers, legitimate centralized administration, and monopolize land through indigenous dispossession, I show how the state turned to the coercive and ideological organization of political subjectivities by mobilizing a “national i

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The Peasantry and Tenancy-Market Dependence: Rural Capitalism in Meiji-Era Japan,economy, that this process of economic development was not simply a continuation of the commercialization of the preceding centuries. Instead, changes to the legal enforcement of landlords’ property rights enacted by the Meiji state in the 1870s, tied to its efforts to reform the land tax, fatally u

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