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Zusatztext "Polanyi in Times of Populism is... a much-needed plea to acknowledge that the democratic precondition of any exploratory movement and learning process! which are so vital in times of transformation! is a society in which plural interests! ideas! and values can be expressed and discussed."Richard Bärnthaler! Österreich Z Soziol (2019)"Overall! this monography seems to be the first major step of a research programme of crucial importance in contemporary (international) political economy. For a person not versed in the history of economic thought! it is not the easiest reading! but every line is worth many times the effort."Paulus Wagner! The International Spectator (2019) Informationen zum Autor Christopher Holmes is a Lecturer in Political Economy at King’s College, London. He works on various topics including the history of economic ideas, financial and monetary politics and alternatives to GDP in policy-making. He has published in a variety of leading journals including Economy and Society, New Political Economy, Review of International Political Economy and the British Journal of Politics and International Relations. Klappentext This book argues that we need to escape from the limitations of state-market thinking to make space for alternative theories and practices of economic organisation. Zusammenfassung This book argues that we need to escape from the limitations of state-market thinking to make space for alternative theories and practices of economic organisation. Inhaltsverzeichnis Part I - Polanyian perspectives Chapter 1 - Polanyi in times of Brexit and Trump Chapter 2 - Towards a post-Polanyian approach Part II - Contradiction and transcendence Chapter 3 - Property, order and commerce Chapter 4 - Justice, price and power Chapter 5 - Transcendence and the disembedding of economic ideas Part III - Marketised social protection Chapter 6 - Money and finance Chapter 7 - Nature and climate change Chapter 8 - People and welfare provision Part IV – Contradiction without transcendence Chapter 9 – Habitation versus improvement today ...
