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Autochthony as Capital in a Global Age
Theory, Culture & Society, 2011For a little over a decade we have been witnessing a profusion of discourses on autochthony — that is, an original belonging to a group or territory — in many parts of the world. A global approach to this question first requires a look at the principle of autochthony and its genealogy.
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Will Global Capitalism be Anglo-Saxon Capitalism?
New Left Review, 2000Once ‘the Labour Movement’ really was a ‘movement’, with an organisational complex, part industrial, part political and a programme for social transformation from capitalism to socialism. Today, trade unions have more modest ambitions, but the notion that industrial relations are fundamentally adversarial relations remains universal, if the reality of ...
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Global capitalism and the question of global governance
International Journal of Social Economics, 2004Economists have observed that during the last several decades of the twentieth century there have been more examples of national economic success than failure. One leading explanation for this is that socio‐economic evolution has resulted in improved institutions and institutional arrangements.
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Global drivers of gross and net capital flows
Journal of International Economics, 2021Scott Davis, Eric van Wincoop
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How important are global factors for understanding the dynamics of international capital flows?
Journal of International Money and Finance, 2020Florian Huber, Markus Eller
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The construction of Global Maritime Capital—Current development in China
Marine Policy, 2023Yen-Chiang Chang, Suyu Liu
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