This review of two recent titles in the field of the “history of capitalism” takes stock of attempts to describe capitalism as a market system without reference to social relations in capitalist modernity. The result of this endeavor is, in the cases under review, a rich picture of the institutional and cultural instantiations of the value form and a stinting of the social relations that have been traditionally understood to determine those institutions.
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© 2014 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc.
2014
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