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Hartmut Elsenhans

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ID1448909
NAMEHartmut Elsenhans
GIVEN NAMESHartmut
FAMILY NAMEElsenhans
SIGNATUREELSENHANS H
AFFILIATIONSLeipzig University
ORCID0000-0002-1029-6621
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS35
TOTAL CITATIONS15
WORKS AS AUTHOR34
WORKS AS EDITOR1
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1975
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2021
H-INDEX1
  • Capitalism, Development and Empowerment of Labour

    Hartmut Elsenhans•BOOK•Capitalism, Development and…•2021

    The dominant neoliberal approach presents politics and political economy as nuisances which disturb the smooth operation of self-regulating markets. But political economy is not merely an academic issue – it is a class issue, and this book forcefully argues that political economy should return to a central position in the study of the social sciences. Offering nothing less than a reconciliation of Marxian, Keynesian and neoclassical economics, th…

  • La amenaza inminente de la globalización de las rentas y la defensa del capitalismo por la clase obrera

    Open Access•Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•Convergencia Revista de Ciencias…•2019

    El presente artículo argumenta que la globalización no conduce necesariamente a un sistema mundial de economías capitalistas. Bajo condiciones prevalecientes de desempoderamiento de la clase trabajadora, el capitalismo es demasiado débil para transformar economías subdesarrolladas basadas en rentas. La globalización es impulsada por la devaluación de la moneda transformando la nueva ventaja comparativa en competitividad de costos. El controlador …

  • Impending Threat of Rent Globalization and the Defence of Capitalism by Labour

    Open Access•Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•International Studies•2019•References: 6

    It is wrong that globalization necessarily leads to a world system where all participating economies are capitalist economies. Under the prevailing conditions of disempowerment of labour, capitalism is too weak to transform rent-based underdeveloped economies. Globalization is driven by currency devaluation, which transforms new comparative advantage into cost competitiveness. The major check on devaluation is full employment. It is often not ach…

  • The Transformation of Politicised Religion

    Hartmut Elsenhans, Rachid Ouaissa et al.•BOOK•Transformation of Politicised…•2016

  • Transformation of Politicised Religion

    Hartmut Elsenhans, Mary Ann Tétreault et al.•BOOK•Transformation of Politicised…•2016

  • Les illusions françaises et la guerre d'Algérie dans l'historiographie. Entre nostalgie et constat d'une décolonisation inévitable

    Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•Outre-mers•2016

    La relecture de la bibliographie sur la guerre d'Algérie permet de tracer les grandes lignes de la politique française durant cette période. Puissance dépendante du jeu des superpuissances, la France ne peut risquer de s'isoler des grands courants de la politique internationale. Elle se déchire entre une majorité qui refuse l'intégration des populations algériennes et l'indépendance de l'Algérie et une minorité activiste, notamment dans l'armée, …

  • Saving Capitalism from the Capitalists

    Hartmut Elsenhans, Swarnavel Eswaran Pillai•BOOK•Saving Capitalism from the…•2014

    Introduction: Defending Capitalism Against the Privileged Profitable Capitalism and Rising Mass Incomes Stratification Without Transition to Capitalism and the European Distinctiveness Pre-capitalist Origins of Culture: The A-cultural Character of Capitalism and the Cultural Turn The Nature of Capitalism Globalisation and Its Contradictions Alliances for Imposing Capitalism: The Globalisation of Profit Against the Globalisation of Rent An Interna…

  • Frankreich -- Europa -- Weltpolitik

    Gilbert Ziebura, Hartmut Elsenhans•BOOK•Frankreich, Europa, Weltpolitik•2013

  • Comment approfondir la coopération entre rive nord et rive sud de la Méditerranée

    Open Access•Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•L Année du Maghreb•2013

    Une véritable coopération euro-méditerranéenne ne peut s’établir sans ouvrir au monde arabe l’accès au développement par l’industrialisation. Sans surplus agricoles, le monde arabe ne peut pas suivre la stratégie de l’Est asiatique de la dévaluation massive permettant de devenir compétitif en matière d’exportation de produits manufacturés. L’Union européenne pourrait remédier à ce manque de surplus agricoles en affectant ses propres surplus agric…

  • Widerstand in Organisationen. Organisationen im Widerstand

    Open Access•Ayad Al-Ani, Günther Ortmann et al.•BOOK•Widerstand in Organisationen.…•2013

  • L'Organisation spéciale de la Fédération de France du FLN

    Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•The Journal of North African…•2013

  • The Rise of New Cultural Identitarian Movements in Africa and Asia in the Emerging Multipolar System

    Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•Comparative Studies of South Asia…•2012•References: 40

    The rise of new cultural identitarian movements is explained by changing politico-economic conditions at the global and the local level, which led to the decline of the secular elites. These movements are the result of the collapse of the state classes, which had been formed by the secular wings of the national liberation movements and had engaged in import-substituting industrialization on the basis of enhanced claims for better terms of trade. …

  • Theorie der Sozialen Demokratie

    Open Access•Hartmut Elsenhans, Thomas M Meyer et al.•BOOK•Theorie der Sozialen Demokratie•2011

  • Rente und subnationale Gewalt. Der Beitrag der politischen Ökonomie

    Open Access•Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•Behemoth•2009

    Rents are a basic element of the political economy of underdeveloped economies. They hinder and often block the mechanism of social integration through gainful employment and veto the power of labour, which characterizes capitalist societies and the constitution of citizenship. The impact of rent on political structures is, however, ambiguous. Anomie is only one possible result. Hence the link between raw material exports and non-state violence i…

  • Theorie der Sozialen Demokratie

    Open Access•Hartmut Elsenhans, Thomas Meyer et al.•BOOK•Theorie der Sozialen Demokratie•2005

    Die Demokratietheorie kennzeichnet ein merkwÃ1⁄4rdiges Paradox. Während die kapitalistische Marktwirtschaft zumeist als ermöglichende Bedingung liberaler Demokratie verstanden wird, gelten die radikalen Ungleichheiten, die sie erzeugt, zugleich auch als eine ihrer zentralen Gefährdungen. Die hier vorgelegte Theorie der sozialen Demokratie klärt die Bedingungen, die erfÃ1⁄4llt sein mÃ1⁄4ssen, wenn der Anspruch rechtsstaatlicher Demokratie uneinges…

  • Capitalisme d'État ou société bureaucratique de développement

    Open Access•Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•Études internationales•2005•Cited by: 1

    Increasingly, one can observe the power of the state extending into the modem sector of Third World economies. Different types of cooperative relationships are established with multinational corporations, even to the point of excluding them altogether. A considerable part of the literature suggests that in this instance there is the formation of dependent capitalist societies, what could be referred to as state capitalism. Such a definition is co…

  • Productivity, Wages, Profits, and Exchange Rates in an Era of Globalization

    Open Access•Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•Brazilian Journal of Political…•2002

    Worldwide devaluation races lead to the globalization of rent instead of profit and autonomy of civil society. This specific pattern of today’s globalization goes with serious underconsumptionist tendencies as self-sufficiency in wage goods production is achieved in economies with a very low marginal product of labour in agriculture and structural unemployment which disempowers all labour. The 19th century likewise intensive globalization was cha…

  • Intensifying Globalisation to Make it Socially Acceptable

    Open Access•Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•India Quarterly A Journal of…•2001•References: 5

  • La théorie de la croissance endogène modifïe-t-elle radicalement la théorie du développement

    Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•Tiers-Monde•2000

    Elsenhans Hartmut. La théorie de la croissance endogène modifïe-t-elle radicalement la théorie du développement ?. In: Tiers-Monde, tome 41, n°164, 2000. Disparités régionales et globalisation, organisations paysannes et marchés, ... pp. 729-748

  • Culture de l'Europe

    Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•Hermès•1999

  • Globalization and the European Integration Process

    Open Access•Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•International Studies•1999

  • European Integration

    Open Access•Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•South Asian Survey•1997

  • Myth of Globalization and Necessity of Development Politics

    Open Access•Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•International Studies•1996

  • Rent, State and the Market

    Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•The Pakistan Development Review•1994

    In opposition to the now generalised critique of rent-seeking the following contribution establishes the inevitable character of the emergence of a rent problem in nearly any transition to capitalism from pre-capitalist relations of production. The only possibility of avoiding this possibility would be a rapid demographic decline or an equally rapid increase in availability of productive land. This rent problem in underdeveloped countries is aggr…

  • Le nouveau Nord-Sud dans le nouveau système international

    Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•L Homme et la société•1992

    Hartmut Elsenhans, The New North-South in the New International System Despite the triumph of welfare state capitalism in the rivalry with statist real socialism, the economic impact of the capitalist center on the rest of the world is not sufficient for creating the conditions for capitalist growth. The rentier state will continue to exist in the South despite decreasing volumes of rent. The persistence of poverty in the South will erode the bar…

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  • Rising mass incomes as a condition of capitalist growth

    Open Access•Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•International Organization•1983•Cited by: 11•References: 99

    The rise of capitalism in Western Europe was based on rising mass incomes and a political power relationship favorable to the lower classes, which created opportunities for profitable investment. Nowhere in today's underdeveloped world did such conditions exist before the European expansion; nowhere were they created by the mere fact of integration into the capitalist world system. Thus the periphery has been ever more disadvantaged by its connec…

  • Capitalisme d'État ou société bureaucratique de développement

    Open Access•Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•Études internationales•2005•Cited by: 1

    Increasingly, one can observe the power of the state extending into the modem sector of Third World economies. Different types of cooperative relationships are established with multinational corporations, even to the point of excluding them altogether. A considerable part of the literature suggests that in this instance there is the formation of dependent capitalist societies, what could be referred to as state capitalism. Such a definition is co…

  • The Great Depression of the 1930s and the Third World

    Open Access•Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•International Studies•1991•Cited by: 1

  • Staatsklasse/Staatsbourgeoisie in den unterentwickelten Ländern zwischen Privilegierung und Legitimationszwang

    Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•Verfassung in Recht und Übersee•1977•Cited by: 1

  • Overcoming Underdevelopment. A Research Paradigm

    Open Access•Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•Journal of Peace Research•1975•Cited by: 1

    1. On the Genesis of Underdevelopment The evolution of the capitalist mode of production on a world scale entailed an unequal international division of labor. This pattern was set even before the industrial revolution and not only through economic means. Societies on the periphery became specialized, in accord with the interests of the metropolitan countries, in the production of export goods for the metropolitan markets. They constituted, at the…

  • Overcoming Underdevelopment. A Research Paradigm

    Open Access•Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•Journal of Peace Research•1975•Cited by: 1

    1. On the Genesis of Underdevelopment The evolution of the capitalist mode of production on a world scale entailed an unequal international division of labor. This pattern was set even before the industrial revolution and not only through economic means. Societies on the periphery became specialized, in accord with the interests of the metropolitan countries, in the production of export goods for the metropolitan markets. They constituted, at the…

  • Staatsklasse/Staatsbourgeoisie in den unterentwickelten Ländern zwischen Privilegierung und Legitimationszwang

    Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•Verfassung in Recht und Übersee•1977•Cited by: 1

  • La république fédérale d'allemagne et une nouvelle politique Européenne en méditerranée

    Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•Journal of European Integration•1978•References: 11

  • Algerien. Koloniale und postkoloniale Reformpolitik

    Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•Verfassung in Recht und Übersee•1979

  • Englisches Poor Law und egalitäre Agrarreform in der Dritten Welt. Einige Aspekte der Theorie, daß Wachstum historisch die Erweiterung des Massenkonsums erforderte und heute die ErWeiterung des Massen…

    Open Access•Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•Verfassung in Recht und Übersee•1980•References: 18

    eBook: Englisches Poor Law und egalitäre Agrarreform in der Dritten Welt. Einige Aspekte der Theorie, daß Wachstum historisch die Erweiterung des Massenkonsums erforderte und heute die ErWeiterung des Massenkonsums erfordere (ISSN0506-7286) von aus dem Jahr 1980

  • Rising mass incomes as a condition of capitalist growth

    Open Access•Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•International Organization•1983•Cited by: 11•References: 99

    The rise of capitalism in Western Europe was based on rising mass incomes and a political power relationship favorable to the lower classes, which created opportunities for profitable investment. Nowhere in today's underdeveloped world did such conditions exist before the European expansion; nowhere were they created by the mere fact of integration into the capitalist world system. Thus the periphery has been ever more disadvantaged by its connec…

  • Absorbing Global Surplus Labor

    Open Access•Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•The Annals of the American…•1987•References: 7

    Capitalist economies need rising wages to keep up demand for increasing output. But the increasing availability of Third World surplus labor for world-market production threatens to uncouple wages from the development of productivity and to create, thus, a global deficit of demand that will profoundly disturb the growth mechanism of the capitalist world economy. None of the counterarguments that are brought up in the debate on the low-wage danger…

  • Frankreich — Europa — Weltpolitik

    Open Access•Gilbert Ziebura, Hartmut Elsenhans et al.•EDITOR•BOOK•Frankreich — Europa — Weltpolitik•1989

  • Frankreich, Europa, Weltpolitik

    Gilbert Ziebura, Hartmut Elsenhans•BOOK•Frankreich, Europa, Weltpolitik•1989

  • The Great Depression of the 1930s and the Third World

    Open Access•Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•International Studies•1991•Cited by: 1

  • Le nouveau Nord-Sud dans le nouveau système international

    Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•L Homme et la société•1992

    Hartmut Elsenhans, The New North-South in the New International System Despite the triumph of welfare state capitalism in the rivalry with statist real socialism, the economic impact of the capitalist center on the rest of the world is not sufficient for creating the conditions for capitalist growth. The rentier state will continue to exist in the South despite decreasing volumes of rent. The persistence of poverty in the South will erode the bar…

  • Rent, State and the Market

    Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•The Pakistan Development Review•1994

    In opposition to the now generalised critique of rent-seeking the following contribution establishes the inevitable character of the emergence of a rent problem in nearly any transition to capitalism from pre-capitalist relations of production. The only possibility of avoiding this possibility would be a rapid demographic decline or an equally rapid increase in availability of productive land. This rent problem in underdeveloped countries is aggr…

  • Myth of Globalization and Necessity of Development Politics

    Open Access•Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•International Studies•1996

  • European Integration

    Open Access•Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•South Asian Survey•1997

  • Culture de l'Europe

    Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•Hermès•1999

  • Globalization and the European Integration Process

    Open Access•Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•International Studies•1999

  • La théorie de la croissance endogène modifïe-t-elle radicalement la théorie du développement

    Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•Tiers-Monde•2000

    Elsenhans Hartmut. La théorie de la croissance endogène modifïe-t-elle radicalement la théorie du développement ?. In: Tiers-Monde, tome 41, n°164, 2000. Disparités régionales et globalisation, organisations paysannes et marchés, ... pp. 729-748

  • Intensifying Globalisation to Make it Socially Acceptable

    Open Access•Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•India Quarterly A Journal of…•2001•References: 5

  • Productivity, Wages, Profits, and Exchange Rates in an Era of Globalization

    Open Access•Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•Brazilian Journal of Political…•2002

    Worldwide devaluation races lead to the globalization of rent instead of profit and autonomy of civil society. This specific pattern of today’s globalization goes with serious underconsumptionist tendencies as self-sufficiency in wage goods production is achieved in economies with a very low marginal product of labour in agriculture and structural unemployment which disempowers all labour. The 19th century likewise intensive globalization was cha…

  • Theorie der Sozialen Demokratie

    Open Access•Hartmut Elsenhans, Thomas Meyer et al.•BOOK•Theorie der Sozialen Demokratie•2005

    Die Demokratietheorie kennzeichnet ein merkwÃ1⁄4rdiges Paradox. Während die kapitalistische Marktwirtschaft zumeist als ermöglichende Bedingung liberaler Demokratie verstanden wird, gelten die radikalen Ungleichheiten, die sie erzeugt, zugleich auch als eine ihrer zentralen Gefährdungen. Die hier vorgelegte Theorie der sozialen Demokratie klärt die Bedingungen, die erfÃ1⁄4llt sein mÃ1⁄4ssen, wenn der Anspruch rechtsstaatlicher Demokratie uneinges…

  • Capitalisme d'État ou société bureaucratique de développement

    Open Access•Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•Études internationales•2005•Cited by: 1

    Increasingly, one can observe the power of the state extending into the modem sector of Third World economies. Different types of cooperative relationships are established with multinational corporations, even to the point of excluding them altogether. A considerable part of the literature suggests that in this instance there is the formation of dependent capitalist societies, what could be referred to as state capitalism. Such a definition is co…

  • Rente und subnationale Gewalt. Der Beitrag der politischen Ökonomie

    Open Access•Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•Behemoth•2009

    Rents are a basic element of the political economy of underdeveloped economies. They hinder and often block the mechanism of social integration through gainful employment and veto the power of labour, which characterizes capitalist societies and the constitution of citizenship. The impact of rent on political structures is, however, ambiguous. Anomie is only one possible result. Hence the link between raw material exports and non-state violence i…

  • Theorie der Sozialen Demokratie

    Open Access•Hartmut Elsenhans, Thomas M Meyer et al.•BOOK•Theorie der Sozialen Demokratie•2011

  • The Rise of New Cultural Identitarian Movements in Africa and Asia in the Emerging Multipolar System

    Hartmut Elsenhans•ARTICLE•Comparative Studies of South Asia…•2012•References: 40

    The rise of new cultural identitarian movements is explained by changing politico-economic conditions at the global and the local level, which led to the decline of the secular elites. These movements are the result of the collapse of the state classes, which had been formed by the secular wings of the national liberation movements and had engaged in import-substituting industrialization on the basis of enhanced claims for better terms of trade. …

  • Frankreich -- Europa -- Weltpolitik

    Gilbert Ziebura, Hartmut Elsenhans•BOOK•Frankreich, Europa, Weltpolitik•2013

Political science (26 works) · Economics (14 works) · Law (10 works) · Economic system (8 works) · Economic Theory and Policy (8 works) · Humanities (8 works) · Market economy (8 works) · Political Economy and Marxism (8 works) · Capitalism (7 works) · Philosophy (7 works)

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