Salvage Accumulation, or the Structural Effects of Capitalist…
what made that change? capitalism.
Capitalism drives migration by creating economic disparities, needing cheap labor, and fostering globalization, while migration laws are shaped by these needs, creating segmented, exploitable workforces (reserve armies of labor) and controlling mobility through legal-bureaucratic systems that often reinforce
... See moreThe company’s unwillingness to spend money to prevent oil spills only produced further damage. Capitalism has built hierarchies among people, and the colonial relation ensures that many people across the earth are considered disposable. It’s a struggle on multiple levels because it has to do with built-in hierarchies, the built-in coloniality of... See more
Ecologies of Care: A Conversation - Journal #157
Transforming swaths of land into laboratories where laws and regulations are subordinate to accumulation is generative, “reconfiguring relationships between governing and the governed, power and knowledge, and sovereignty and territoriality.”
Jesse Robertson • A Complicated System of Traps: On Quinn Slobodian’s “Crack-Up Capitalism” — Cleveland Review of Books
Schwartz, B. (1999). Capitalism, the market, the “underclass,” and the future. Society , 37, 33–42