Capitalism (Seminar Studies)

Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Contents
Acknowledgements
Chronology
Who’s who
Glossary
1. How to think about capitalism
2. Capitalism as a system: “natural” and “free”
3. Capitalism as a system: “unjust” and “unstable”
4. Empire and crises 1870–1945
5. Post-1945 capitalism: variations across countries
6. Post-1945 capitalism: variations over time
7. Capitalist and post-capitalist futures
Plates
	Plate 1: Hidden in plain sight
	Plate 2: Interpreting the world
	Plate 3: Colonialism, slavery and capitalism
	Plate 4: The 1930s Great Depression
	Plate 5: Selling one’s labour in China in the 2000s
	Plate 6: Japanese capitalism
	Plate 7: The “golden age”
	Plate 8: Global capitalism: promise
	Plate 9: Global capitalism: threat
	Plate 10: A clash of capitalisms?
	Plate 11: Resisting extractive capitalism
Documents
	Document 1: Adam Smith and the invisible hand
	Document 2: Friedman on economic freedom and political freedom
	Document 3: Marx and Engels on capitalism and class conflict
	Document 4: Capitalism and class conflict in China
	Document 5: Keynes on Casino capitalism
	Document 6: The formation of the Bretton Woods institutions
	Document 7: The Washington Consensus
	Document 8: To fight climate change, put markets to work
	Document 9: Ecosocialism not extinction
Further Reading
References
Index