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This freedom kills: Karl Polanyi’s quest for an alternative to the liberal vision of freedom
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Author/contributor
- Brie, Michael (Author)
Title
This freedom kills: Karl Polanyi’s quest for an alternative to the liberal vision of freedom
Abstract
The chapter reconstructs the emergence and formulation of Karl Polanyi's central research question: How is responsible freedom possible in a complex modern society? The origins of this question in the time before the First World War and the confrontations with the challenge of neoliberalism and fascism are discussed. It is shown that Karl Polanyi's concept of freedom has four dimensions. Polanyi connects negative, positive, substantial and social freedom with each other and formulates a highly innovative research programme which forms the basis for The Great Transformation and later works.
Book Title
Karl Polanyi and twenty-first-century capitalism
Publisher
Manchester University Press
Date
2020/07/07
Language
English
ISBN
978-1-5261-2789-1
Accessed
2022-08-22, 11:56 p.m.
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Citation
Brie, Michael. 2020. “This Freedom Kills: Karl Polanyi’s Quest for an Alternative to the Liberal Vision of Freedom.” in Karl Polanyi and Twenty-First-Century Capitalism. Manchester University Press.
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Keywords
- freedom
- freedom in a complex society
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