The entropy of capitalism / by Robert Biel.
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- HB501 B4937 2012
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HB501 B423 2011 النظام الرأسمالي و مستقبله / | HB501 B487 2012 Beyond the global capitalist crisis : the world economy in transition / | HB501 B487 2012 Beyond the global capitalist crisis : the world economy in transition / | HB501 B4937 2012 The entropy of capitalism / | HB501 B494 2000 The new imperialism : crisis and contradictions in North-South relations/ | HB501 B494 2000 The new imperialism : crisis and contradictions in North-South relations/ | HB501 .B49412 2007 الامبريالية الجديدة : ازمات التناقض في العلاقات بين الشمال و الجنوب / |
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1. Understanding the Limits and Decay of the Capitalist Mode of Production 2. Capitalism as an Adaptive System 3. The {u2018}Systemic Turn{u2019} in Capitalist Political Economy 4. The Era of Feedback from Entropy 5. Militarism and State Terrorism as a Response to Crisis 6. Organisation of the Twenty-first Century International System 7. Contradictions in the Contemporary Phase of Imperialist Governance, and the Forces for Change within it.
The project of applying general systems theory to social sciences is crucial in today's crisis when social and ecological systems clash. This book concretely demonstrates the necessity of a Marxist approach to this challenge, notably in asserting agency (struggle) as against determinism. It similarly shows how Marxism can be reinvigorated from a systems perspective. Drawing on his experience in both international systems and low-input agriculture, Biel explores the interaction of social and physical systems, using the conceptual tools of thermodynamics and information. He reveals the early twenty-first century as a period when capitalism starts parasitising on the chaos it itself creates, notably in the link between the two sides of imperialism: militarism (the 'war on terror') and speculative finance capital.