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The Enigma of Capital: and the Crises of Capitalism

·2011·Contemporary Sociology: A Journal of Reviews

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Es posible pensar la crisis economica actual como el resultado de una matriz multidimensional de causas sistemicas que operan de acuerdo con un numero finito de dinamicas estructurales y de variables geoeconomicas y geopoliticas cuyas logicas definen la reproduccion de la estructura social de acuerdo con las pautas de comportamiento generadas por el capitalismo historico o tan solo debemos interpretarla como el desajuste parcial de un sistema economico que carece de historia y racionalidad sistemica y cuya logica unicamente puede reconstruirse de acuerdo con el concepto neoclasico y neoliberal de mercado y con el modelo de eleccion racional del homo economicus? ?Es la crisis que arranca de 2008-2009 una crisis antropologica y etica, una crisis del mercado y de sus modos de organizacion de la competencia, una crisis de los modelos de regulacion y de governance inspirados por el frame neoliberal impuesto durante las ultimas decadas o estamos ante una crisis del capitalismo concebido como sistema de reproduccion social y de los equilibrios de su ultimo ciclo sistemico de acumulacion estadounidense asi como de las relaciones de fuerza existentes entre los sujetos colectivos que se involucran en los procesos de produccion y de reproduccion social y en la traduccion politica de sus necesidades en los ambitos nacionales, regionales y globales? ?Es posible ofrecer una interpretacion de la crisis de acuerdo con el concepto estandar de racionalidad economica que inspira los paradigmas interpretativos predominantes en las ciencias sociales y humanas contemporaneas o es preciso recurrir simultaneamente a una teoria coherente del capitalismo como sistema social e historico y a una teoria del poder inherente al mismo que nos ofrezcan herramientas para comprender el ciclo integral de la dominacion y la explotacion social, politica, economica y cultural que definen los contornos de un momento historico determinado?

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Contemporary Sociology: A Journal of Reviews
Published
2011-04-22
Volume
40
Issue
3
Pages
366-367
ISSN
  • 0094-3061 (ISSN-L)
  • 1939-8638
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1,422
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Language
en
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