... Progressives surplus population surplus value Frank Norris ...

... Capital fetishism commodity labor surplus value ...

... prevention deterrence preemption surplus-value war on terror ...

... This chapter explores the origins and development of the concept of “fetishism” throughout the four drafts of Marx’s Capital between 1857 and 1882. Capital fetishism commodity labor surplus value ...

... to produce a “surplus-value” of conflict that fuels the preemptive process in much the same way capitalist surplus-value fuels the economy. prevention deterrence preemption surplus-value war on terror ...

... with disciplining gendered and racialized labor and also extracting nonlabor surplus value from disabled populations. The history of institutions shows that the transition away from laissez-faire included developing the carceral system. Progressives surplus population surplus value Frank Norris ...

... a destructive control over the creation of relative surplus value, is resignified after West Coast expulsion and relocation. Focusing on Joy Kogawa’s novel Obasan and Rea Tajiri’s video-memoir History and Memory , the chapter examines how symbolic identification with Jewish persecution before the war shifts...

... to produce a “surplus-value” of conflict that fuels the preemptive process in much the same way capitalist surplus-value fuels the economy. prevention deterrence preemption surplus-value war on terror Preemption must be understood as part of an ecology of powers. This term refers to the fact...

... theology capitalism political economy utopian socialism This chapter explores the origins and development of the concept of “fetishism” throughout the four drafts of Marx’s Capital between 1857 and 1882. Capital fetishism commodity labor surplus value This chapter explores...

... itself on the verge of an event. A perceptual arms race ensues. The ontopower mobilized by the apparatus of war is under intense pressure, exerted by its own operative logic, to telescope into an interval smaller than the smallest perceivable, and to leverage processual surplus-value from...

... it—or even perceives itself on the verge of an event. A perceptual arms race ensues. The ontopower mobilized by the apparatus of war is under intense pressure, exerted by its own operative logic, to telescope into an interval smaller than the smallest perceivable, and to leverage processual surplus-value...

... This chapter explores the ironic fact that, in the southern African societies we like to think of as liberated and postcolonial, many actively seek hierarchical and dependent relationships with well-placed others. Tracing a regional history in which social orders based on the scarcity and value...

... pharmaceutical pricing research and development speculative capitalism surplus health ...

... crisis financialization innovation mergers and acquisitions multinational corporations patent cliff pharmaceutical pricing research and development speculative capitalism surplus health ...

... speech, Jean-François Lyotard on language games, and Michael Hardt and others on affective labor. “My Words to Victor Frankenstein” enacts speaking rather than being spoken to or of, crafting moves in a rigged discursive game, and venting the surplus feelings having to do all that work generates...