Centralizzazione del capitale, guerra e pace
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.13133/2037-3651/18420Parole chiave:
centralization of capital, international relations, imperialism, war, peaceAbstract
Il paper elabora uno schema di “riproduzione” capitalistica che delinea una condizione di “zero stazionario” della “centralizzazione del capitale” a livello internazionale. Sviluppando le indagini sui possibili nessi tra squilibri commerciali, centralizzazione del capitale e “imperialismo”, le proprietà di esistenza e stabilità dello stato stazionario della centralizzazione vengono esaminate come potenziali “condizioni economiche” di deterioramento o di pacificazione delle relazioni internazionali.
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