Titlebook: Reading Karl Polanyi for the Twenty-First Century; Market Economy as a Ayşe Buğra,Kaan Ağartan Book 2007 Ay?e Bu?ra and Kaan A?artan 2007

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Suppressing the Double Movement to Secure the Dictatorship of Financeconomic system. But, although the need for change becomes increasingly apparent, the forces of opposition are divided and lacking in focus. And so it is natural, and appropriate, for those who deplore the relentless and remorseless empowerment of markets to see Karl Polanyi’s concept of the “double movement” as a source of hope and inspiration.

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