Toward a Post-Market Society (Business Economics in a Rapidly-Changing World)

CONTENTS......Page 6
PREFACE......Page 8
INTRODUCTION......Page 10
COMMON ILLUSIONS......Page 11
A NEW LOGIC......Page 14
A NEW COLLABORATION......Page 16
ECONOMICS AND SOLIDARITY......Page 17
CONCLUSION......Page 18
REFERENCES......Page 20
INTRODUCTION......Page 22
THE FRENCH TRADITION......Page 24
THE HOBBESIAN PROBLEM REVISITED......Page 26
IMMIGRANTS BEWARE!......Page 29
REALISM UNDER SIEGE......Page 31
CONCLUSION......Page 33
REFERENCES......Page 35
INTRODUCTION......Page 38
HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF NEO-LIBERALISM......Page 40
NEO-LIBERALISM AND MARKET FUNDAMENTALISM......Page 44
NEOLIBERALISM, HUMAN NATURE, AND THE EROSION OF “THE SOCIAL”......Page 46
NEO-LIBERALISM AND FREEDOM......Page 47
NEO-LIBERAL DEMOCRACY......Page 49
THE END OF NEO-LIBERALISM?......Page 50
CONCLUSION: BREAKING FROM “CONVENIENT CYNICISM:” BEYOND ABSTRACT REALISM AND THE MARKET SOCIETY......Page 52
REFERENCES......Page 53
INTRODUCTION......Page 58
REASON, MODERNITY AND THE MARKET......Page 60
KEYNES AND THE MARKET: THE IRRATIONALITY  OF RATIONAL SYSTEMS......Page 64
THE GOLD STANDARD......Page 65
INTERNATIONAL TRADE......Page 66
DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT MARKETS......Page 68
INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL MARKETS......Page 70
KEYNESIAN REVOLUTION: SOCIALLY SENSITIVE ECONOMICS......Page 72
BEYOND MARKET PAROCHIALISM......Page 74
CONCLUSION......Page 75
REFERENCES......Page 77
INTRODUCTION......Page 80
RAWLSIAN FOUNDATIONS......Page 82
Values......Page 84
Limitations......Page 86
RAWLSIAN POST-MARKET SOCIETY......Page 87
Welfare Provision and Private Markets......Page 88
Property Redistribution and Inheritance Tax......Page 90
REFERENCES......Page 94
THE MODERN WORLD AND THE “TOTAL MARKET”......Page 98
THE FLATTENED WORLD OF THE TOTAL MARKET......Page 99
A POST-UTOPIAN CAPITALISM......Page 104
THE METAPHYSICS OF THE TOTAL MARKET......Page 108
CONCLUSION......Page 111
REFERENCES......Page 112
WHY POST-MARKET ETHICS?......Page 116
GLOBALIZATION AND THE RISE OF NEOLIBERAL ETHICS......Page 118
NEOLIBERAL ETHICS: POWER AND DOMINATION......Page 121
REPLACING NEOLIBERAL ETHICS OF VIOLENCE  WITH ETHICS OF PEACE......Page 123
REFERENCES......Page 128
INTRODUCTION......Page 132
ONTOLOGICAL DEBATE......Page 133
MODERN SUBJECT......Page 135
PROGRESS......Page 139
A WAY OUT......Page 142
REFERENCES......Page 152
KNOWLEDGE AND DOMINATION......Page 154
KEY IDEAS......Page 156
GUIDES TO LIVING AND ACTION......Page 157
SLAVERY IN A BLIND SPOT......Page 158
RACE IN SOCIOLOGY’S BLIND SPOT......Page 159
INSTITUTIONALIZED LIBERATION......Page 160
THE OPTION FOR THE POOR......Page 161
BLINDING ORTHODOXY......Page 163
REFERENCES......Page 164
INTRODUCTION......Page 168
PHILOSOPHY AND THE ECONOMY......Page 170
THE MARKET AND ALIENATION......Page 173
RADICAL REFLECTION AND CHANGE......Page 175
PARTICIPATORY ECONOMICS......Page 178
ECONOMIC DEMOCRACY......Page 181
CONCLUSION......Page 183
REFERENCES......Page 185
CONCLUSION......Page 188
REFERENCES......Page 193
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS......Page 194
INDEX......Page 196