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Le spectre du capital

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  • Vogl, Joseph
  • Mannoni, Olivier

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Dans un contexte de crise financière omniprésente et durablement installée, Joseph Vogl interroge le système capitaliste, ses arcanes, ses modes de fonctionnement, la manière dont il se perpétue. Censé reposer sur une confiance multilatérale, le système des marchés est en réalité traversé d’inquiétude et d’instabilité. Ce qu’on définit comme ses « excès », en particulier la spéculation sous ses formes les plus extrêmes, semble au contraire en faire partie intégrante. Inscrit dans un rapport au temps qui refuse toute réflexion à long terme et passe d’un présent à l’autre ; régi par des responsabilités diluées dans une « main invisible », un spectre agitant dans l’ombre les flux de capitaux ; le monde financier se voit entouré d’une aura mystérieuse, aussi incompréhensible qu’imprévisible. L’enjeu de ce livre est de saisir comment l’économie financière tente de comprendre un monde qu’elle a elle-même engendré.

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  • Vogl, Joseph & Mannoni, Olivier, 2013. "Le spectre du capital," University of Chicago Press Economics Books, University of Chicago Press, number 9782889280018, September.
    • Handle: RePEc:ucp:bkecon:9782889280018
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