Twenty-first-century capital Valerie Henitiuk

Twenty-first-century capital Valerie HenitiukThis attempt at a Capital for the 21st century asks how commodities, money and capital have changed. Combining Soviet and post Soviet critical Marxism with Western Marxism and political economy with culture and theorizes knowledge and information commodification; simulacra markets; financialization; creative work; and market fundamentalism.

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providing exemplars for the practice of applied theatre