La Mondialisation, Stade Suprême Du Capitalisme ? 2013
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Une théorie marxienne de la mondialisation et son prolongement jusqu’à la crise économique et financière en cours

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“…This requires turning to Marx's decomposition of production and circulation processes in different capital circuits: commodity capital, productive capital, and money capital. This decomposition has enabled Michalet (1985) and Chesnais (1994) to identify different internationalisation processes depending on which form predominates: trade internationalisation, productive internationalisation, and financial internationalisation.…”
Section: Dynamics Of Capital Old Wine In New Bottles?mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This requires turning to Marx's decomposition of production and circulation processes in different capital circuits: commodity capital, productive capital, and money capital. This decomposition has enabled Michalet (1985) and Chesnais (1994) to identify different internationalisation processes depending on which form predominates: trade internationalisation, productive internationalisation, and financial internationalisation.…”
Section: Dynamics Of Capital Old Wine In New Bottles?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some authors (HYMER, 1976) have illustrated this process with the emergence of new MNC organizational configurations since the 1960s onward, when multi-domestic affiliates expanded searching to surpass national oligopolistic structures. Since the 1980s, as a consequence of liberalization and the opening of markets, the deployment of MNC rationalization strategies enabled international product and/or component specialization within 'global MNCs' (CHESNAIS, 1994;MICHALET, 1986;PORTER, 1986). We can claim that the expansion of GVCs is no more than a new form of MNC expansion in which vertically integrated affiliates have been substituted by external relations.…”
Section: Dynamics Of Capital Old Wine In New Bottles?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cependant, elles ne deviennent une organisation industrielle dominante qu'à la suite des chocs pétroliers de 1974-1975 et de l'essor du « capitalisme néolibéral » (Boyer, 2015 ;Mandel, 2014). Parmi les mesures adoptées par les employeurs pour faire face à la crise, on trouve en effet l'internationalisation des firmes (Hymer, 1972) et leur réorganisation dans les CMV à travers des stratégies de réduction de coûts, la financiarisation, l'innovation et la flexibilisation du travail (Chesnais, 1994).…”
Section: Les CMV Dans Le Capitalisme Contemporainunclassified
“…Neoliberalism and financialization became naturalized. The “regime of accumulation dominated by finance” (RADF) (Chesnais, 1994; Guillén, 2015, 2021; Serfati, 2011) replaced the Fordist regime of accumulation. The so-called “new economy” based on the development of the electronics industry and the internet, together with the RADF and the growing financialization and globalization associated with its operation, allowed the United States to experience an economic boom, largely speculative, during the 1990s, but at the price of concentrating income in the hands of the richest 1% of the population and weakening the world’s financial systems.…”
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confidence: 99%