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Money And Society A Critical Companion Axel T Paul

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Money And Society A Critical Companion Axel T Paul
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Publisher: Pluto Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.08 MB
Pages: 177
Author: AXEL T. PAUL
ISBN: 9780745341958, 0745341950
Language: English
Year: 2020

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Money And Society A Critical Companion Axel T Paul by Axel T. Paul 9780745341958, 0745341950 instant download after payment.

This is a comprehensive, critical introduction to the sociology of money, covering many currently taught topics, from the origins of money to its function today. Though our coins, bank notes and electronic tokens do function as means of exchange, money is in fact a social, intangible institution. This book argues that money does indeed rule the world. Exploring the unlikely origins of money in early societies and amidst the first civilizations, the book moves onto its inherent liaison with finance, including the logic of financial markets. Turning to the contemporary politics of money, monetary experiments and reform initiatives such as Bitcoin and positive money, it finally reveals the essentially monetary constitution of modern society itself. Through criticizing the simplistic exchange paradigm of standard economics and rational choice theory,

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