Titlebook: Vampire Capitalism; Fractured Societies Paul Kennedy Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 modernity.poverty.clim

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entzündete sich nicht an der Frage nach dem literarisch?sthetischen Wert, sondern je nach Sicht der Beurteiler nach seiner politischen und moralischen, seiner weltanschaulichen und religi?sen Bedeutung. Damit war auch die literarische Wirkung seines Werkes beschr?nkt.

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The Rise of Vampire Capitalism (and not a slayer in sight),life—citizen pensions, educational needs, social welfare, innovation, and so on. The chapter explores in detail four overlapping processes that sustain vampire capitalism: the pursuit of rising asset or share values as the primary path to wealth rather than productive investment; the ability to capt

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The Roots of Vampire Capitalism,eralism also shaped a political and personal culture which insists on the individual’s culpability for his/her personal success or failure in responding to the mysterious ‘knowledge’ embodied in the market—an idea similar to Foucault’s notion of governmentality—thereby diverting blame for inequality

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Living with Twenty-First-Century Capitalism, and creates lucrative and guaranteed profit streams for favoured companies without increasing the quality of public services. Moreover, the evocation that ‘public’ equals ‘waste’ while ‘private’ means ‘efficiency’ ignores the reality that state funding and the collective nature of scientific resear

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Global Capitalism and the Biosphere: Our Future in Jeopardy, explores the dependence of industrialization on fossil fuels and the rise of the carbon economy from the mid-twentieth century. Both are grounded in our conviction that modernity entitles us to exploit nature in perpetuity: factory farming, unlimited access to private vehicles and air flights, chea

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Does Capitalism Have a Future?,ferences, saving practices and investment choices increasingly shape the direction of entire economies, determine which industries and firms will flourish and trigger damaging financial speculation. A third section assesses the argument that the IT economy of cognitive capitalism makes possible abun