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The Basics
The global economy is dominated by a powerful set of established and emerging capitalisms, from the long-standing capitalist econo -mies of the West to the rising economies of the BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India and China) countries. An understanding of capitalism is therefore fundamental to understanding the modern world. Capitalism: The Basics is an accessible introduction to a variety of capitalisms and explores key topics such as:
- the history of major capitalist economies;
- the central role played by both states and markets in the global economy;
- the impact of capitalism on wages, workers and welfare;
- approaches to the analysis of capitalism, and choices for capitalisms future.
Examining capitalism from both above and below, featuring a range of case studies from around the globe, and including a comprehensive glossary, this book is the ideal introduction for students studying capitalism.
David Coates holds the Worrell Chair in Anglo-American Studies at Wake Forest University in North Carolina, USA.
ACTING
BELLA MERLIN
AMERICAN PHILOSOPHY
NANCY STANLICK
ANCIENT NEAR EAST
DANIEL C. SNELL
ANIMAL ETHICS
TONY MILLIGAN
ANTHROPOLOGY
PETER METCALF
ARCHAEOLOGY (SECOND EDITION)
CLIVE GAMBLE
ART HISTORY
GRANT POOKE AND DIANA NEWALL
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
KEVIN WARWICK
THE BIBLE
JOHN BARTON
THE BIBLE AND LITERATURE
NORMAN W. JONES
BIOETHICS
ALASTAIR V. CAMPBELL
BODY STUDIES
NIALL RICHARDSON AND ADAM LOCKS
BUDDHISM
CATHY CANTWELL
CAPITALISM
DAVID COATES
CHRISTIANITY
BRUCE CHILTON
THE CITY
KEVIN ARCHER
CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE
SUMAN GUPTA
CRIMINAL LAW
JONATHAN HERRING
CRIMINOLOGY (SECOND EDITION)
SANDRA WALKLATE
DANCE STUDIES
JO BUTTERWORTH
EASTERN PHILOSOPHY
VICTORIA S. HARRISON
ECONOMICS (THIRD EDITION)
TONY CLEAVER
EDUCATION
KAY WOOD
ENERGY
MICHAEL SCHOBERT
EUROPEAN UNION (SECOND EDITION)
ALEX WARLEIGH-LACK
EVOLUTION
SHERRIE LYONS
FILM STUDIES (SECOND EDITION)
AMY VILLAREJO
FINANCE (THIRD EDITION)
ERIK BANKS
FOOD ETHICS
RONALD SANDLER
FREE WILL
MEGHAN GRIFFITH
GENDER
HILARY LIPS
GENOCIDE
PAUL R. BARTROP
GLOBAL MIGRATION
BERNADETTE HANLON AND THOMAS VICINO
GREEK HISTORY
ROBIN OSBORNE
HUMAN GENETICS
RICKI LEWIS
HUMAN GEOGRAPHY
ANDREW JONES
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
PETER SUTCH AND JUANITA ELIAS
ISLAM (SECOND EDITION)
COLIN TURNER
JOURNALISM STUDIES
MARTIN CONBOY
JUDAISM
JACOB NEUSNER
LANGUAGE (SECOND EDITION)
R. L. TRASK
LAW
GARY SLAPPER AND DAVID KELLY
LITERARY THEORY (THIRD EDITION)
HANS BERTENS
LOGIC
JC BEALL
MANAGEMENT
MORGAN WITZEL
MARKETING (SECOND EDITION)
KARL MOORE AND NIKETH PAREEK
MEDIA STUDIES
JULIAN MCDOUGALL
METAPHYSICS
MICHAEL REA
NARRATIVE
BRONWEN THOMAS
THE OLYMPICS
ANDY MIAH AND BEATRIZ GARCIA
PHILOSOPHY (FIFTH EDITION)
NIGEL WARBURTON
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY
JOSEPH HOLDEN
POETRY (THIRD EDITION)
JEFFREY WAINWRIGHT
POLITICS (FIFTH EDITION)
STEPHEN TANSEY AND NIGEL JACKSON
PUBLIC RELATIONS
RON SMITH
THE QURAN
MASSIMO CAMPANINI
RACE AND ETHNICITY
PETER KIVISTO AND PAUL R. CROLL
RELIGION (SECOND EDITION)
MALORY NYE
RELIGION AND SCIENCE
PHILIP CLAYTON
RESEARCH METHODS
NICHOLAS WALLIMAN
ROMAN CATHOLICISM
MICHAEL WALSH
SEMIOTICS (SECOND EDITION)
DANIEL CHANDLER
SHAKESPEARE (THIRD EDITION)
SEAN MCEVOY
SOCIAL WORK
MARK DOEL
SOCIOLOGY
KEN PLUMMER
SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS AND DISABILITY (SECOND EDITION)
JANICE WEARMOUTH
SPORT MANAGEMENT
ROBERT WILSON AND MARK PIEKARZ
SPORT PSYCHOLOGY
DAVID TOD
STANISLAVSKI
ROSE WHYMAN
SUBCULTURES
ROSS HAENFLER
SUSTAINABILITY
PETER JACQUES
TELEVISION STUDIES
TOBY MILLER
TERRORISM
JAMES LUTZ AND BRENDA LUTZ
THEATRE STUDIES (SECOND EDITION)
ROBERT LEACH
WOMENS STUDIES
BONNIE SMITH
WORLD HISTORY
PETER N. STEARNS
The reach of capitalism is increasing, impacting on more and more people. As recent events have shown, capitalism is a dynamic system prone to crises. David Coates has produced a concise, yet comprehensive account of capitalism, providing key insights into its origins, dynamism, consequences, and possible trajectory. It is an invaluable resource for all students of capitalism.
Matthew Allen , Senior Lecturer in Organisation Studies Manchester Business School, University of Manchester, UK
David Coates, one of the pre-eminent scholars of capitalism, has produced in this introductory volume another compelling contribution to the debate. It will make an excellent starting point for new waves of scholars interrogating the nature of capitalism. The book is very coherently and cogently structured to achieve very effective coverage of all the key issues, topics and debates. More importantly it is written in a lively style bringing to bear a vast array of historical and comparative insights and examples to inform a lucid, reflective critical account of capitalisms past, present and future.
Ben Clift , Professor of Political Economy, Department of Politics and International Studies, University of Warwick, UK
Anyone looking to understand the basic tenets of capitalism, both from above and from below, should read this superb book. David Coates has written perhaps the best introduction to capitalism there is out there, and he has done so with panache and erudition. By tackling the history, the variety, and the consequences of capitalism in a truly balanced manner and with scholarly sophistication, Coates encourages his reader to chart capitalisms future. A whole new generation of students will greatly benefit and learn from Coates insights and humanity.
Matthias Matthijs , Assistant Professor of International Political Economy, Johns Hopkins University, SAIS, USA
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