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Lista de LivrosPara entender O Capital: Livros II e III, de David HarveyPara entender O Capital: Livros II e III, de David Harvey• Compre o seu livro aqui: https://amzn.to/3y8ETmT(Comprando através de nossos links, você não paga nada a mais e ainda ajuda o canal! 😀)Trechos selecionados de Para entender O Capital: Livros II e III- Para entender O Capital: Livros II e IIIParte I: https://listadelivros-doney.blogspot.com/2021/06/para-entender-o-capital-livros-ii-e-iii.htmlParte II: https://listadelivros-doney.blogspot.com/2021/06/para-entender-o-capital-livros-ii-e-iii_30.htmlParte III: https://listadelivros-doney.blogspot.com/2021/06/para-entender-o-capital-livros-ii-e-iii_5.htmlLink para compra: https://amzn.to/3w1b70v• Outros livros referenciados:- Para entender O Capital: Livro I, de David HarveyTrec...
2025-08-1409 min
David Harvey's Anti-Capitalist ChroniclesBlackstone, Neoliberalism, and the Housing CrisisDavid Harvey examines the relationship between wage repression, rising housing costs, and homelessness, presenting a stark critique of capitalist systems that prioritize speculative profits over meeting basic housing needs. He explores how inflation in housing markets, driven by financial speculation and companies like Blackstone, exacerbates economic inequality. Harvey critiques the Democratic Party’s failure to propose robust housing policies that address the needs of the 50% of Americans living on $30,000–$40,000 annually, emphasizing the irrationality of empty homes coexisting with widespread homelessness.He advocates for housing as a non-speculative, accessible resource, suggesting municipal and cooperative housing initiatives instead of supp...
2025-01-3128 min
David Harvey's Anti-Capitalist ChroniclesTrumpism vs. Wage JusticeDavid Harvey reflects on the challenges of addressing inflation and wage repression in the U.S., especially for the 50% of the population struggling to live on $30,000–$40,000 a year. He critiques the Democratic Party's failure to focus on the economic needs of this group, emphasizing that inflation, despite slowing, continues to affect them due to stagnant wages and rising price levels. Harvey advocates for a political program centered on wage augmentation, similar to recent union-negotiated wage increases, as a means to address economic instability. He highlights that tackling income inequality could create a more stable economic future, contrasting this approach wi...
2025-01-0622 min
David Harvey's Anti-Capitalist ChroniclesRevolt and Recession: The Global Crisis of Higher Education and Work[S6 E04] Revolt and Recession: The Global Crisis of Higher Education and WorkDavid Harvey reflects on recent protests in Bangladesh as a "canary in the coal mine" for growing global discontent over unequal job opportunities and socioeconomic divides. He explores parallels between the unrest in Bangladesh, Iran, and student movements of the 1960s, highlighting the role of higher education and the precarious job market in fueling frustration. Harvey also delves into the potential impact of automation, artificial intelligence, and the rise of adjunct teaching, warning of a future where economic instability could provoke widespread discontent among...
2024-11-0329 min
David Harvey's Anti-Capitalist ChroniclesThe Politics of Clans and Castes[S6 E04] The Politics of Clans and CastesDavid Harvey explores Marx's theory of the capitalist mode of production, emphasizing the importance of understanding both the inner structure and external dynamics of this system. Harvey highlights the contradiction inherent in commodities, where use value and exchange value often clash. He discusses how this contradiction, as outlined by Marx, shapes the entire mode of production. Harvey expands this into a broader discussion on the social formation, emphasizing the interplay between the capitalist mode of production and social factors like race and gender that result in organizational systems within s...
2024-09-0642 min
David Harvey's Anti-Capitalist ChroniclesWorld War 3: The Resonance of Unwritten History[S6 E02] World War 3: The Resonance of Unwritten HistoryStay connected with the latest news from Politics in Motion. Join our mailing list today: https://www.politicsinmotion.orgDavid Harvey reflects on the eerie similarities between current global political and economic tensions and those of the 1930s, suggesting a potential repetition of history that could lead to World War III. Drawing on Marx's notion that history repeats itself first as tragedy and then as farce, Harvey questions whether the current rise in authoritarian governance, austerity politics, and social discontent mirrors the prelude to past global...
2024-03-2829 min
David Harvey's Anti-Capitalist ChroniclesBeyond Borders: Class, Nation & Nationalism[S6 E01] Beyond Borders: Class, Nation & NationalismStay connected with the latest news from Politics in Motion. Join our mailing list today: https://www.politicsinmotion.orgProfessor Harvey investigates a very difficult and thorny problem, not only for Marxists, but for everyone, which is how to understand the concept of nation and the role of nationalism and what nationalism might do to our thinking when it is inserted into the theoretical discussion of how capital works. Harvey interrogates this question by employing the three basic concepts with which the discipline of geography as a whole...
2024-01-0439 min
David Harvey's Anti-Capitalist ChroniclesThe Politics of Humiliation[S5.5 E08] The Politics of HumiliationStay connected with the latest news from Politics in Motion. Join our mailing list today: https://www.politicsinmotion.orgIn his book, The Economic Consequences of the Peace, economist John Maynard Keynes warned against the humiliation of Germany at the end of World War I. Keynes argued that if you deal with Germany by humiliating it and draining it of any economic possibilities, keeping it lost underground as it were, there will be instability all across Europe and there will be social uprisings and all the rest of it...
2023-12-2133 min
David Harvey's Anti-Capitalist ChroniclesThe Question of Debt in Our Lives[S5.5 E07] The Question of Debt in Our LivesStay connected with the latest news from Politics in Motion. Join our mailing list today: https://www.politicsinmotion.orgLast week Professor Harvey pointed out that the basic means by which consumerism is developed in such a way is to be consistent with the growth of an economy based upon profit seeking was to expand indebtedness. But it turns out that the credit system and the circulation of interest-bearing capital on the development of indebtedness has another very strong role. And therefore there...
2023-11-1521 min
David Harvey's Anti-Capitalist ChroniclesWhere Does Profit Come From?[S5.5 E06] Where Does Profit Come From?Stay connected with the latest news from Politics in Motion. Join our mailing list today: https://www.politicsinmotion.orgProfessor Harvey takes us back to the very origins of Marx’s Capital by asking the questions, where does profit come from and what are the consequences of profit making? Harvey discusses how the debates between Ricardo and Malthus informed Marx’s answers to those questions. He then turns to Rosa Luxemburg’s insights into the role of imperialism’s predations on non-capitalist societies to expand accumula...
2023-11-0125 min
David Harvey's Anti-Capitalist ChroniclesMass and the Politics of Scale[S5.5 E05] Anti-Capitalist Chronicles: Mass and the Politics of ScaleStay connected with the latest news from Politics in Motion. Join our mailing list today: https://www.politicsinmotion.orgProfessor Harvey discusses the UAW strike and the transformation of the automobile industry. He argues that mere electrification of the automobile cannot solve the environmental crisis. The sheer scale at which capital is now working is radically different from that which existed in Marx's time. The growth incentive must be dismantled in such a way that allows us to meet our needs. But...
2023-10-0523 min
David Harvey's Anti-Capitalist ChroniclesThe Return of McCarthyism (Part 2) — On The New York Times and other Liberal Media[S5.5 E4] Anti-Capitalist Chronicles: The Return of McCarthyism (Part 2) — On The New York Times and other Liberal MediaStay connected with the latest news from Politics in Motion. Join our mailing list today: https://www.politicsinmotion.orgProfessor Harvey discusses the media “red scare” on China and the current persecution of the socialist American philanthropist Roy Singham by The New York Times and Senator Marco Rubio. Roy Singham is the funder of several initiatives of the American left, including Code Pink and The Peoples Forum, an activist center in the middle of Manhattan where Professor David...
2023-09-1326 min
David Harvey's Anti-Capitalist ChroniclesThe Return of McCarthyism (Part 1)[S5.5 E3] Anti-Capitalist Chronicles: The Return of McCarthyism (Part 1)Stay connected with the latest news from Politics in Motion. Join our mailing list today: https://www.politicsinmotion.orgProfessor Harvey discusses the persecution of the scholar Owen Lattimore at the hands of Joseph McCarthy. Owen Lattimore was editor of Pacific Affairs, a journal published by the Institute of Pacific Relations. Lattimore taught at John’s Hopkins University from 1938 to 1963 and then from 1963 to 1970, he was the first Professor of Chinese Studies at the University of Leeds in England. Professor Harvey had the opportunity to visit La...
2023-08-3029 min
PodQueueDavid Harvey on capital, theory, and becoming a MarxistFor fifty years David Harvey has written and lectured on Capital, becoming one of the world’s foremost Marx scholars. In addition, his work on the history and geography of capitalist development has transformed our understanding of neoliberalism and the spread of inequalities across the globe.
In this interview David Harvey recalls the formation of his Marxist ideas, intellectual influences, and writing. He also talks about the growth of the populist right and how that is connected to geographical electoral splits, Marx's Grundrisse (which he has written a companion to - see below), and Marx's theories more broadly.
David Harvey te...
2023-08-231h 58
David Harvey's Anti-Capitalist ChroniclesCapitalist Social Formation vs. OUR PLANET![S5.5 E02] Anti-Capitalist Chronicles: Capitalist Social Formation vs. OUR PLANET!Stay connected with the latest news from Politics in Motion. Join our mailing list today: https://www.politicsinmotion.orgProfessor Harvey discusses the relationship between the mode of production of capital and the context of its social formation. In the previous episode, Harvey shared his analysis of the capitalist mode of production from the standpoint of the emancipated laborer. Now, he further explains the mode of production, which is what Marx calls the inner structure of capitalist society. Curiously, Marx rarely uses the term capitalism...
2023-08-1623 min
David Harvey's Anti-Capitalist ChroniclesWorkers Unite! Emancipation from the Capitalist Totality[PNM S5 E01] Workers Unite! Emancipation from the Capitalist TotalityStay connected with the latest news from Politics in Motion. Join our mailing list today: https://www.politicsinmotion.orgIn this analysis of the capitalist totality, Professor Harvey provides a critical examination of the exploitative nature of capitalism from the perspective of the emancipated worker. The capitalist totality refers to the all-encompassing system of capitalism, which affects every aspect of modern society, including the economy, politics, culture, and even our personal lives.Using his recent book as...
2023-06-2828 min
FreshEdFreshEd #100 – A Marxist Critique of Higher Education (David Harvey)Today I’m going to play an old episode that has taken on new meaning now that we’ve aired Yardain Amron’s Flux episode, “Education is not the silver bullet.” If you don’t remember or haven’t listened, Yardain brought together multiple stories of student activism in India and Puerto Rico to paint a picture of how the privatization and marketization of higher education is a violent act.
Back in 2017, I interviewed David Harvey, the Distinguished Professor of Anthropology at the City University of New York. In that episode, our 100th, Harvey gave a Marxist interpretation of higher education. He...
2021-08-1644 min
HR Inside OutTransitioning the Culture of an HR Department Guest David HarveyWelcome to the new podcast series HR Inside Out – Demystifying HR & People ManagementJoin host Susan Ney and her guest David Harvey as they explore the transition of a human resource department from one that had been focused on administration and process to that of strategic partner, assisting with the building of the skills and knowledge - an “HR Took kit” - of supervisors and managers, its impact on the department and organizational culture, the ripple effects, challenges and lessons learned. David will also share insights on how HR is currently perceived as seen through his Kwantlen Polytec...
2021-04-0533 min
Apans anatomiCoronakapitalismenKapitalismen och pandemier följs åt genom historien - men hur ser sambandet ut? Med Per-Anders Svärd som gäst försöker det här avsnittet av Apans anatomi se närmare på var coronaviruset kommer ifrån och hur det hänger samman med dagens globaliserade kapitalism. När det blir kris blir alla socialister. Eller står vi snarare inför en ny användning av coronakrisen som chockdoktrin, där en katastrofkapitalism breder ut sig och försöker göra sig pengar på pandemin.
Läs mer:
Chuang: Social contagion.
http://chuangcn.org/2020/02/social-contagion
Intervju med Rob Wall...
2020-03-2757 min
GEOGRAFREE Front Line#105 GEOGRAFREE - Front Line (07.06.11)Die 105. Episode von GEOGRAFREE Front-Line. Themen heute: Europa - Nachtrag.
Themen:
- Homepage von David Harvey: http://davidharvey.org/
- Video zu einem Vortrag von D. Harvey: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOP2V_np2c0&feature=youtu.be (Danke Miri)
- Spiegel Online Artikel zu den VAE: http://www.spiegel.de/wirtschaft/soziales/0,1518,766411,00.html (Danke Hac)
- Stimmt mit ab bei der Langzeitumfrage zum Frontline-Hörverhalten: „Ich höre Frontline in der Regel...“ http://vote.sparklit.com/web_poll.spark?pollID=1122902&sparkKey=56f815d1b4bf8320f16b19e261035a78b0
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2011-06-0728 min