Desire and Power: The Hidden Economics of Love, Lust, and Control: Exploring Sexual Capital, Digital Desire, and the Political Economy of Intimacy
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Desire and Power: The Hidden Economics of Love, Lust, and Control: Exploring Sexual Capital, Digital Desire, and the Political Economy of Intimacy

by Om Krishna

Sociology Economics Gender Studies Nonfiction
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Desire and Power examines the hidden economics of love, lust, and control, focusing on sexual capital, digital desire, and the political economy of intimacy. Through this lens, readers gain insight into how desire drives power dynamics in personal and societal contexts, revealing the economic underpinnings of human connections in the modern world.

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This book delves into the intricate economics of human desire, examining how love, lust, and control intersect with power structures in contemporary life.

It explores the concept of sexual capital, highlighting its role in social and economic exchanges that influence personal and collective behaviors.

The analysis extends to digital desire, addressing how technology and online platforms transform intimacy and create new marketplaces for emotional and physical connections.

Finally, the political economy of intimacy is unpacked, offering a framework to understand how broader economic forces shape private relationships and societal norms.

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