Pakistan Development Review, Volume 44Pakistan Institute of Development Economics, 2005 - Pakistan |
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Page 550
... capitalist order manages 18 this relationship not through repression but through freedom . Capitalist order is primordial1 for both accumulation processes . Moreover the coexistence of the two regimes of accumulation is regarded by ...
... capitalist order manages 18 this relationship not through repression but through freedom . Capitalist order is primordial1 for both accumulation processes . Moreover the coexistence of the two regimes of accumulation is regarded by ...
Page 551
... capitalist subjectivity possessing freedom but amenable to organisation under the singularity of efficiency ( i.e. maximisation of profit ) . As Foucault puts it " power is exercised only over free subjects and only as far as they are ...
... capitalist subjectivity possessing freedom but amenable to organisation under the singularity of efficiency ( i.e. maximisation of profit ) . As Foucault puts it " power is exercised only over free subjects and only as far as they are ...
Page 552
... capitalist truth ' discourses . " The efficient performance of both these functions is necessary for managing populations in a manner which functionally balances freedom and utility . Capitalist truth regimes are designed to produce ...
... capitalist truth ' discourses . " The efficient performance of both these functions is necessary for managing populations in a manner which functionally balances freedom and utility . Capitalist truth regimes are designed to produce ...
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SKILL DEVELOPMENT | 536 |
COMMENTS Muslehud Din | 565 |
Pakistan Institute of Development Economics | 566 |
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