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Big Tech in Capital’s Time of Troubles: Theoretical Notes

Introduction: Outside the Room On July 29 2020, in a sweltering Washington heatwave, a roomful of US congresspeople, most, but not all, masked against the rampant coronavirus, interrogated the virtually-present CEOs of four of the most highly market-valued companies on …

Big Tech in Capital’s Time of Troubles: Theoretical Notes

Polykrise, Bankenkrise und Katatstrophenkapitalismus

Im Jahr 2023 stellt sich nach den ökonomischen Verwerfungen der Corona-Pandemie die Frage einer kommenden Finanzkrise wieder eindringlicher. Man spricht nun sogar von »Polykrisen«, die weit über den Finanzbereich hinausgehen. In der Polykrise sind die diversen Schocks, die die ökonomischen, …

Polykrise, Bankenkrise und Katatstrophenkapitalismus

Capital and Total Capital: The Quasi-Transcendentality of Capital and the Actualisation-Virtualisation Connection

For a further explanation of the concept of capital, we refer to French philosopher François Laruelle, who, in his conception of non-philosophy, speaks of “unilateral duality”. He generally first assumes that two or more terms and their relations are always …

Capital and Total Capital: The Quasi-Transcendentality of Capital and the Actualisation-Virtualisation Connection

Inflation! The Battle Between Creditors and Workers

I’ve been writing about inflation for the better part of three months. It’s been exhausting. Most of my time has been spent debunking misconceptions promoted by mainstream economists. Fortunately, I’m ready to move on. What’s interesting about inflation is not the fact that prices rise. …

Inflation! The Battle Between Creditors and Workers

The fat years: CentralBanks and The Politics of Quantitative Easing

The term “quantitative easing” (QE) describes measures taken by central banks, such as the permanent purchase of mostly long-term securities and government bonds, which are held by commercial banks, when interest rates are already at zero and an expansive monetary …

The fat years: CentralBanks and The Politics of Quantitative Easing

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