fossil capital

Against the End of History: Why We Should Resist the Transformation of Fossil Capital into Green Capital

Since the proclamation of the “green turn,” which occurred, not coincidentally,  around the time of the 2007-2008 financial crisis, fossil capital has defended its dominance of global energy markets and even sought to lead the development of so-called green future markets. […]

Against the End of History: Why We Should Resist the Transformation of Fossil Capital into Green Capital

A Review of Carey King’s ‘The Economic Superorganism’

King, C. W. (2020). The Economic Superorganism: Beyond the Competing Narratives on Energy, Growth, and Policy. Springer Nature. If you are interested in the megatrends of the 21st century, then Carey King’s new book The Economic Superorganism should be on your reading list.

A Review of Carey King’s ‘The Economic Superorganism’

Some comments on Andreas Malm’s ‘Fossil Capital’

Moreover Malm has transposed Marx’s argument on the organic composition of capital (the ratio of dead to living labor, increasing over time and producing a falling rate of profit) into a rising fossil composition of capital.[15] “[O]perating over the span

Some comments on Andreas Malm’s ‘Fossil Capital’

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