Le capital et la question nationale
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Authors/contributors
- Maucourant, Jérôme (Author)
- Tinel, Bruno (Author)
Title
Le capital et la question nationale
Abstract
Nations are the forms of political organization which peoples construct for themselves. It is a commonplace to state that globalization tends (for the better) towards the end of nations. However the history of capitalism shows that such a hypothesis is questionable. Globalization is merely a stage in the development of capitalism, which has always leaned on certain nations to secure its deployment: England in the past, the U.S. today. The real question is thus that of the hegemony of one nation over other nations and, ultimately, the question of democracy, the sovereignty of peoples in the face of capital.
Publication
Actuel Marx
Issue
43
Pages
140-153
Date
2008-08-05
Language
French
ISSN
0994-4524
Accessed
2017-01-17, 3:43 p.m.
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Citation
Maucourant, Jérôme, and Bruno Tinel. 2008. “Le capital et la question nationale.” Actuel Marx (43): 140–53.
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Keywords
- democracy
- globalization
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