The Legacy of Karl Polanyi : market, state, and society at the end of the twentieth century
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The Legacy of Karl Polanyi : market, state, and society at the end of the twentieth century
Macmillan, 1991
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
The Great Transformation by Karl Polanyi, written in 1944, is a twentieth-century classic. It presents a passionate critique of the inhumanity of liberal capitalism, an inhumanity which, Polanyi thought, could never be repeated. The social and political institutions developed in the post-War period not only protected society from the cruelty of the self-regulating market, but were essential to enable the market itself to function. The history of the market, Polanyi tells us, is a history of regulation.
目次
- Part 1 "The Great Transformation" - forty years later: Karl Polanyi and the contraditions of the 1980s, Manfred Bienfeld. Part 2 Problems of method - the economistic fallacy: market, state and society as codes of moral obligation, Alan Wolfe
- the crisis of the welfare state - lessons from Karl Polanyi, Brent McClintock and Ron Stanfield
- Karl Polanyi's post-marxist critical theory, Trent Schroyer
- contraditions of self-regulating markets, Fred Block. Part 3 The limits of the market: human body as a commodity - universal values and market truths, Gerald Berthoud
- the self-regulating state, Jacques Godbout. Part 4 Self-regulation impaired - regionalism and new social movements: Europe and the crisis - the regionalist scenario revisited, Bjorn Hettne
- social movements, the state and transformation, Andre Gunder Frank and Marta Fuentes. Part 5 Socialism in transition - rebirth of the liberal creed: the "Small Transformation" - the historical process of economic reforms in Eastern Europe, Kalman Miszei
- the Polish postscript 1989, Tadeusz Kowalik
- Tibor Liska's entrepreneurial socialism, Mario D Nuti
- Karl Polanyi and the theory of a socialist mixed economy, Ivan Szelenyi. Part 6 Epilogue: democratic socialist values in Karl Polanyi's thought, Gyorgy Litvan.
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