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Article10.1080/03085140801933348

Postcapitalist politics? [review article]

Fran Tonkiss-2008-05-01-London School of Economics and Political Science Research Online (London School of Economics and Political Science)
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Developing their earlier arguments against the centrality given to capitalist relations in economic analysis, J. K. Gibson-Graham's recent work has sought to outline the contours of a 'postcapitalist politics' based on a more diverse set of economic arrangements. Their aim is to go beyond the level of critique to explore economic alternatives; at the same time, their account is levelled at the pessimism of the 'resigned' left.

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Developing their earlier arguments against the centrality given to capitalist relations in economic analysis, J. K. Gibson-Graham's recent work has sought to outline the contours of a 'postcapitalist politics' based on a more diverse set of economic arrangements. Their aim is to go beyond the level of critique to explore economic alternatives; at the same time, their account is levelled at the pessimism of the 'resigned' left.

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CentralityPessimismPoliticsSet (abstract data type)Work (physics)SociologyPositive economicsPolitical science

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