Karl Polanyi
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 104845 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Karl Polanyi |
| NOMBRES | Karl |
| APELLIDO | Polanyi |
| FIRMA | POLANYI K |
| AFILIACIONES | Columbia University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 30 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 200 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 30 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1944 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2021 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Nuestra obsoleta mentalidad de mercado
Después de Hiroshima y Nagasaki, Polanyi advirtió que el libre mercado podía destruir la naturaleza y la especie humana. Las sociedades han combinado tres formas económicas básicas: redistribución, reciprocidad e intercambio. En la postguerra, el Estado de bienestar conjugó el mercado y la redistribución, y mejoró los niveles de vida. En los años ochenta se dio primacía absoluta al mercado con base en que procesa la información y asigna los recur…
La naturaleza del fascismo
Con el término fascismo suele aludirse a un conjunto de prácticas e ideas —que van desde el uso de técnicas de violencia de masas hasta el racismo y el antisemitismo— identificadas a menudo con el despotismo, el nacional-populismo reaccionario o el supremacismo. Pero Karl Polanyi considera estos aspectos insuficientes a la hora de entender el alcance del fenómeno en profundidad. Para el autor de La gran transformación, los fascismos son «el más r…
The Economy as Instituted Process
The economy embodied in institutions that cause individual choices to give rise to interdependent movements that constitute the economic process. Assuming that the choice is induced by an insufficiency of the means, the logic of rational action turns into that variant of the theory of choice called formal economics. Reciprocity, then, assumes for a background symmetrically arranged groupings; redistribution is dependent upon the presence of some …
Ekonomin som inrättad process
The economy as instituted process] “The economy as instituted process” from 1957 is probably the second most well known text of Karl Polanyi (1886–1964) after his main work The Great Transformation from 1944. Here he explains the difference between the two meanings of the concept of economy, of economy as humans’ actual, substantial, exchange with nature and each other, and economy as a formalized way of thinking about rational optimization. Pola…
La gran transformación
Why Keynes and Polanyi ? Why now
En prenant appui sur les écrits de Keynes et de Polanyi, cet article met en relation le projet anglo-américain de globalisation des années 1990 avec la tentative faite par les puissances occidentales dans les années 1920 pour restaurer l'ordre économique libéral d'avant 1914. Keynes et Polanyi avaient compris que la subordination de l'économie matérielle aux diktats financiers de l'étalon-or déboucherait sur le chômage de masse (Keynes) et sur la…
Le sophisme économiciste
Cet article, repris de l’introduction de J. Maucourant à son livre Avez-vous lu Polanyi ? (La Dispute, Paris, 2005), donne une vue très synthétique de la biographie à la fois politique et intellectuelle de Polanyi
Lectures critiques
Distribution électronique Cairn
The Great Transformation
This chapter contains sections titled: Evolution of the Market Pattern The Self-Regulating Market and the Fictitious Commodities: Labor, Land, and Money
Economics as Institutionally Formed Process
This is the first part of one of the main texts by Karl Polanyi about the two meanings of "economic". No doubts, Polanyi is the classic and widely cited author in economic sociology. Now we can watch therenaissanceof his papers both in Europe and the USA. In 2001 a new edition of his book of "Great transformation" was published with the introduction by J.Stigliz and F.Block. In Russia Polanyi is not so popular, however two translations from his b…
Sobre la fe en el determinismo económico
La tesis fundamental que se expresa en este artículo es: a) El determinismo económico fue, sobre todo, un fenómeno del siglo XIX, que sólo fue efectivo bajo la forma de un sistema de mercado, b) El sistema de mercado distorsionó violentamente nuestros puntos de vista sobre el hombre y la sociedad y por último, c) Estos puntos distorsionados constituyen uno de los principales obstáculos para la solución de problemas de nuestra civilización
Dahomey and the slave trade
Genealogía de une utopía
The Livelihood of Man
Journal Article The Livelihood of Man Get access The Livelihood of Man. By KARL POLANYI. Edited by HARRY W. PEARSON. (London: Academic Press, 1978. Pp. lv + 280. £12.40.) Jacques Melitz Jacques Melitz Institut National de la Statistique et des Etudes Economiques, Paris Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 89, Issue 353, 1 March 1979, Pages 182–183, https://doi.org/10.2307/2231436 Pu…
Trade, markets, and money in the European early middle ages
The present paper is a lecture given by professor Karl Polanyi at Columbia University, and is one of several unedited manuscripts given to Columbia University by Mrs. Ilona Polanyi after her husband's death in 1964. The manuscript has been submitted to the Norwegian Archaeological Review by professor George Dalton, and is published by kind permission of Mrs. Ilona Polanyi. (Ed.)
L'économie en tant que procès institutionnalisé
Karl Polanyi's Dahomey
Primitive, Archaic and Modern Economies
Trade and market in the early empires
Sortings and ‘Ounce Trade’ in the West African Slave Trade
The records of trading between Africans and Europeans on the Guinea Coast since antiquity raise issues the practical resolution of which has never ceased to occupy economic historians. The Herodotean inadequacies of dumb barter in Carthaginian goods and in gold dust were fully resolved only at the time of the eighteenth-century slave trade. In Senegambia and even on the Windward Coast, as we now know, the Royal African Company had still to go wit…
Ports of Trade in Early Societies
This article investigates the institutional nature of ports of trade in early societies, challenging the conventional understanding of market-based trade. Polanyi argues that these ports functioned as neutral enclaves, operating under specific administered trade mechanisms rather than free market principles. He examines various historical examples, including ancient Mesopotamia, the Levant, and pre-Columbian America, to demonstrate the prevalence…
Social Change in the Industrial Revolution
Trade and Market in the Early Empires
Trade and Market in the Early Empires
Trade and Market in the Early Empires
Ports of Trade in Early Societies
This article investigates the institutional nature of ports of trade in early societies, challenging the conventional understanding of market-based trade. Polanyi argues that these ports functioned as neutral enclaves, operating under specific administered trade mechanisms rather than free market principles. He examines various historical examples, including ancient Mesopotamia, the Levant, and pre-Columbian America, to demonstrate the prevalence…
Dahomey and the slave trade
Origins of Our Time. The Great Transformation
Journal Article Hand List of Historical Wall-Maps Get access Hand List of Historical Wall-Maps. Compiled by R. F. Treharne. 1945. (London: P. S. King & Staples for the Historical Association. Special Series, 51. 81⁄2′′ × 51⁄2′′. 72 pp. 1s.) D. C. Somervell D. C. Somervell Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Affairs, Volume 22, Issue 3, July 1946, Pages 424–425, https://doi.org/10.2307/3017052 Pub…
Sortings and ‘Ounce Trade’ in the West African Slave Trade
The records of trading between Africans and Europeans on the Guinea Coast since antiquity raise issues the practical resolution of which has never ceased to occupy economic historians. The Herodotean inadequacies of dumb barter in Carthaginian goods and in gold dust were fully resolved only at the time of the eighteenth-century slave trade. In Senegambia and even on the Windward Coast, as we now know, the Royal African Company had still to go wit…
Primitive, Archaic and Modern Economies
On Belief in Economic Determinism
Trade and Market in the Early Empires
Le sophisme économiciste
Cet article, repris de l’introduction de J. Maucourant à son livre Avez-vous lu Polanyi ? (La Dispute, Paris, 2005), donne une vue très synthétique de la biographie à la fois politique et intellectuelle de Polanyi
Trade and Market in the Early Empires
Economics as Institutionally Formed Process
This is the first part of one of the main texts by Karl Polanyi about the two meanings of "economic". No doubts, Polanyi is the classic and widely cited author in economic sociology. Now we can watch therenaissanceof his papers both in Europe and the USA. In 2001 a new edition of his book of "Great transformation" was published with the introduction by J.Stigliz and F.Block. In Russia Polanyi is not so popular, however two translations from his b…
Trade and Market in the Early Empires
The Great Transformation
The Great Transformation
Origins of Our Time. The Great Transformation
Journal Article Hand List of Historical Wall-Maps Get access Hand List of Historical Wall-Maps. Compiled by R. F. Treharne. 1945. (London: P. S. King & Staples for the Historical Association. Special Series, 51. 81⁄2′′ × 51⁄2′′. 72 pp. 1s.) D. C. Somervell D. C. Somervell Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Affairs, Volume 22, Issue 3, July 1946, Pages 424–425, https://doi.org/10.2307/3017052 Pub…
On Belief in Economic Determinism
Whither Civilization
Trade and Market in the Early Empires
Trade and Market in the Early Empires
Trade and Market in the Early Empires
Trade and Market in the Early Empires
Social Change in the Industrial Revolution
Ports of Trade in Early Societies
This article investigates the institutional nature of ports of trade in early societies, challenging the conventional understanding of market-based trade. Polanyi argues that these ports functioned as neutral enclaves, operating under specific administered trade mechanisms rather than free market principles. He examines various historical examples, including ancient Mesopotamia, the Levant, and pre-Columbian America, to demonstrate the prevalence…
Sortings and ‘Ounce Trade’ in the West African Slave Trade
The records of trading between Africans and Europeans on the Guinea Coast since antiquity raise issues the practical resolution of which has never ceased to occupy economic historians. The Herodotean inadequacies of dumb barter in Carthaginian goods and in gold dust were fully resolved only at the time of the eighteenth-century slave trade. In Senegambia and even on the Windward Coast, as we now know, the Royal African Company had still to go wit…
Trade and market in the early empires
Karl Polanyi's Dahomey
Primitive, Archaic and Modern Economies
L'économie en tant que procès institutionnalisé
Trade, markets, and money in the European early middle ages
The present paper is a lecture given by professor Karl Polanyi at Columbia University, and is one of several unedited manuscripts given to Columbia University by Mrs. Ilona Polanyi after her husband's death in 1964. The manuscript has been submitted to the Norwegian Archaeological Review by professor George Dalton, and is published by kind permission of Mrs. Ilona Polanyi. (Ed.)
The Livelihood of Man
Journal Article The Livelihood of Man Get access The Livelihood of Man. By KARL POLANYI. Edited by HARRY W. PEARSON. (London: Academic Press, 1978. Pp. lv + 280. £12.40.) Jacques Melitz Jacques Melitz Institut National de la Statistique et des Etudes Economiques, Paris Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 89, Issue 353, 1 March 1979, Pages 182–183, https://doi.org/10.2307/2231436 Pu…
Genealogía de une utopía
Dahomey and the slave trade
Sobre la fe en el determinismo económico
La tesis fundamental que se expresa en este artículo es: a) El determinismo económico fue, sobre todo, un fenómeno del siglo XIX, que sólo fue efectivo bajo la forma de un sistema de mercado, b) El sistema de mercado distorsionó violentamente nuestros puntos de vista sobre el hombre y la sociedad y por último, c) Estos puntos distorsionados constituyen uno de los principales obstáculos para la solución de problemas de nuestra civilización
The Great Transformation
This chapter contains sections titled: Evolution of the Market Pattern The Self-Regulating Market and the Fictitious Commodities: Labor, Land, and Money
Economics as Institutionally Formed Process
This is the first part of one of the main texts by Karl Polanyi about the two meanings of "economic". No doubts, Polanyi is the classic and widely cited author in economic sociology. Now we can watch therenaissanceof his papers both in Europe and the USA. In 2001 a new edition of his book of "Great transformation" was published with the introduction by J.Stigliz and F.Block. In Russia Polanyi is not so popular, however two translations from his b…
Lectures critiques
Distribution électronique Cairn
La gran transformación
Why Keynes and Polanyi ? Why now
En prenant appui sur les écrits de Keynes et de Polanyi, cet article met en relation le projet anglo-américain de globalisation des années 1990 avec la tentative faite par les puissances occidentales dans les années 1920 pour restaurer l'ordre économique libéral d'avant 1914. Keynes et Polanyi avaient compris que la subordination de l'économie matérielle aux diktats financiers de l'étalon-or déboucherait sur le chômage de masse (Keynes) et sur la…
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