Capital as a Social Kind: Definitions and Transformations in the Critique of Political Economy (Routledge Frontiers of Political Economy)
Capital as a Social Kind explores the definitions and transformations of capital within the critique of political economy. Howard Engelskirchen presents a focused theoretical study of capital as a social kind, making the book relevant to readers of economics, political economy, social theory, and philosophy.
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Capital as a Social Kind examines the concept of capital within the critique of political economy.
The book focuses on how capital is defined and how its meaning and form may undergo transformation.
It offers a theoretical treatment for readers interested in political economy, social theory, and the conceptual analysis of economic categories.
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