1st Edition
Money and Capital A Critique of Monetary Thought, the Dollar and Post-Capitalism
Introduction Part 1 The modes of being of money 1. Money, its modes of being and its functions 2. The paradoxes of the Currency school-Banking school debate Part 2 Critique of monetary thought 3. Keynes' two monies 4. The impossible demand for money of thecClassics and Friedman's Keynesianism 5. Money-flow and money-stock in post-Keynesian theory 6. The utopian imperialism of Modern Monetary Theory 7. Neither barter nor chartalism Part 3 The dollar policy 8. The inter-role of the dollar 9. The dollar and its relative autonomy 10. The dollarisation of the world through crises 11. Ordomonetarism: the original neoliberalism Part 4 The politics of money 12. The euthanasia of the rentier and the skeleton of socialism Conclusion: digital currencies and post-capitalism
Biography
Laurent Baronian is an Assistant Professor in Economics at the University Sorbonne Paris Nord, France. His research interests include the history of economic thought, monetary theory and history, labour in the age of information and communication technologies, and the theory and practice of the commons.
