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Starting Accumulation vs Primitive Accumulation

2014
Marx handed over the tradition of understanding primitive accumulation as a single act of creation of capitalism; not as the first technological leap, which was industrialisation, out of the sequence of further leaps. Consequently, scholars, studying joint features of initial industrialisation in different countries, do not always notice that those ...
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Primitive Accumulation Today

2021
This chapter discusses how raiding was the foundation of Western economic growth. It is also an active component of economic development in the Global South today. Capitalism may operate through the voluntaristic choices of the free market, but it reinforces itself with coercion.
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‘Primitive’ Capital Accumulation

1973
The idea of ‘primitive accumulation’ is set forth by Karl Marx (1818–83) in Volume I of Capital in the following words: The accumulation of capital presupposes surplus-value; surplus-value presupposes capitalistic production; capitalistic production presupposes the preexistence of considerable masses of capital and of labour-power in the hands of ...
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Primitive Accumulation and Imperialism

Monthly Review, 2013
To mark the centenary this year of the birth of Harry Magdoff, born August 21, 1913, Monthly Review is publishing the following talk found in his papers, and originally entitled “Primitive Accumulation.” The precise date and occasion of the talk is unknown.
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Robinson Crusoe and the Secret of Primitive Accumulation

Monthly Review, 1971
The word primitive is here used in the sense of "belonging to the first age, period, or stage," i.e., of being "original rather than derivative," and not in the sense of "simple, rude, or rough." Marx's original term was "urspriingliche akkumulation," and as Paul Sweezy suggests, it would have been better translated as "original" or "primary ...
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The return of primitive accumulation

2010
The return of primitive accumulation 1989 marks the rise of histories other than those of democracy and freedom. These are histories made in the wake of the shift to a unipolar world dominated by a sharp rise in US power. Alongside the emergence of the United States as the world's sole global power, 1989 also signals an unsettling and debordering of ...
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Primitive Accumulation

2017
Seda-Irizarry, Ian José, Bhattacharya, Rajesh   +1 more
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The Theory of Primitive Accumulation

2000
Michael Perelman, Michael Perelman
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Black Belonging, White Belonging: Primitive Accumulation in South Africa's Private Nature Reserves

Antipode, 2023
SP, Lerato Thakholi
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Primitive Accumulation

2021
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