The Origin of Capitalism by Ellen Meiksins Wood

Publisher: POLITICAL SCIENCE

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SKU: 52073
Number of Pages: 224

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The Origin of Capitalism

Author: Ellen Meiksins Wood
Binding: Paperback
Paper Quality: A5 Matt Paper
Category: Political Economy / History / Marxist Theory
Recommended For: Students of economics, political science, history, and readers interested in capitalism's historical development and critique.

Key Points

Critical Historical Analysis – Examines how capitalism emerged not as a natural evolution but as a specific historical development in England.
Challenges Conventional Narratives – Argues against the idea that capitalism arose from trade or markets alone, highlighting its social and political roots.
Marxist Perspective – Provides a rigorous Marxist interpretation of economic history and class relations.
Accessible and Insightful – Written in a clear, engaging style for both academic and general readers.
Globally Influential Work – Widely recognized as a key text in understanding the socio-political transformation leading to modern capitalism.