Read Seventeen Contradictions and the End of Capitalism Online
Authors: David Harvey
Sweezy, Paul
136
swindlers, swindling
45
,
53
,
57
,
239
‘symbolic analysts’
188
Syntagma Square, Athens
266
,
280
Tahrir Square, Cairo
266
Taipei, Taiwan
153
Taksim Square, Istanbul
266
,
280
Tanzania
291
tariffs
137
taxation
40
,
43
,
47
,
67
,
84
,
93
–
4
,
106
,
133
,
150
,
155
,
157
,
167
,
168
,
172
,
190
Taylorism
103
Tea Party faction
205
,
280
,
281
,
292
technological evolution
95
–
6
,
97
,
101
–
2
,
109
technological imperatives
98
–
101
technology
changes involving different branches of state apparatus
93
–
4
communicative technologies
278
–
9
constraints inhibiting deployment
101
and devaluation of commodities
234
environmental
248
generic technologies
94
humanising
271
monetary
109
and productivity
71
relation to nature
92
research and development
94
and science
95
a specialist field of business
94
telephone companies
54
,
67
,
84
,
278
Tennessee
148
Teresa, Mother
284
Thatcher, Margaret (later Baroness)
Thatcherism
165
think tanks
143
‘Third Italy’
143
Third World debt crisis
240
Toffler, Alvin
237
tolls
137
medical
139
toxic waste disposal
249
–
50
,
257
trade networks
24
trade unions
xii
,
116
,
148
,
168
,
176
,
184
,
274
,
280
trade wars
154
transportation
23
,
99
,
132
,
147
–
8
,
150
,
296
TRIPS agreement
242
tropical rainforest
253
‘trust-busting’
131
trusts
135
Turin, Italy
150
Tuscany, Italy
150
Tutu, Archbishop Desmond
284
Twitter
236
benefits
176
insurance
175
and labour-saving technologies
173
permanent
111
echnologically induced
80
,
103
,
173
,
274
uneven geographical developments
178
,
296
advanced and underserved regional economies
149
–
50
and anti-capitalist movements
162
asset bubbles
243
and capital’s reinvention of itself
147
,
161
macroeconomic processes of
159
masking the true nature of capital
159
–
60
and technological forms
219
volatility in
244
United Fruit
136
United Kingdom
income inequality in
169
;
see also
Britain
United Nations (UN)
285
United States
aim of Tea Party faction
280
banking
158
Bill of Rights
284
Britain lends to (nineteenth century)
153
capital in (1990s)
154
Constitution
284
consumption level
194
growth
232
hostility towards state interventions
167
House of Representatives
206
human rights abuses
202
imperial power
46
indebtedness of students in
194
Indian reservations
249
interstate highway system
239
jobless recoveries after recession
172
–
3
liberty and freedom rhetoric
200
–
201
,
202
Midwest ‘rust belt’
151
military expenditures
46
property market crashes
x
,
21
–
2
,
50
,
54
,
58
,
82
–
3
racial issues
166
Savings and Loan Crisis (from 1986)
18
social mobility
196
solidly capitalist
166
steel industry
120
‘symbolic analysts’
188
‘trust-busting’
131
unemployment
108
wealth distribution
167
welfare system
176
universal suffrage
183
urbanisation
151
,
189
,
228
,
232
,
239
,
247
,
254
,
255
,
261
Ure, Andrew
119
US Congress
47
US Executive Branch
47
US Federal Reserve
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,
6
,
30
,
37
,
46
,
47
,
49
,
132
,
143
,
233
US Housing Act (1949)
18
use values
collectively managed pool of
36
commodification of
243
common wealth
53
creation through social labour
36
and exchange values
15
,
35
,
42
,
44
,
50
,
60
,
65
,
88
and human labour
26
infinitely varied
15
of infrastructural provision
78
loss of
58
marketisation of
243
monetisation of
243
of money
28
privatised and commodified
23
provision of
111
and revolt of the mass of the people
60
social demand for
81
utopianism
18
,
35
,
42
,
51
,
66
,
119
,
132
,
183
,
184
,
204
,
206
–
10
,
269
,
281
,
282
value(s)
failure to produce
40
net
19
production and realisation of
82
production of
239
property
21
relation between money and value
27
,
35
savings
20
see also
asset values; exchange values; social value; use values
Veblen, Thorstein:
Theory of the Leisure Class
274
Vietnam, labour in
108
Vietnam War
290
against children
193
against social movements
266
against women
193
and contemporary capitalism
8
culture of
271
in a dystopian world
264
of the liberation struggle
290
militarised
292
political
280
in pursuit of liberty and freedom
201
racialised
291
state’s legitimate use of
42
,
44
,
45
,
51
,
88
,
155
,
173
of technology
271
and wage labour
207
virtual ecological transfer
256
Volcker, Paul
37
wages
103
basic social wage
103
lower bound to wage levels
175
non-payment of
72
and profits
172
reduction in
81
,
103
,
104
,
135
,
168
,
172
,
176
,
178
rising
178
and unskilled labour
114
wage levels pushed up by labour
65
weekly
71
see also
income
Wall Street
criticised by a congressional committee
239
–
40
illegalities practised by
72
,
77
and Lebed
195
new information-processing technologies
100
Wall-E
(film)
271
war on terror
280
currency
154
defined
44
monetisation of state war-making activities
44
–
5
privatisation of war making
235
and state aims
44