生态不平等交换:与萨默维尔的分歧

Q1 Social Sciences

Capitalism, Nature, Socialism Pub Date : 2023-02-10 DOI:10.1080/10455752.2023.2166551

Alf Hornborg

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摘要

萨默维尔的反驳凸显了生态不平等交换理论与经典马克思主义立场之间的一些根本分歧。这一简短的发言处理了他的反驳中的几个要点，这些要点特别说明了这两个框架的不兼容性。有人认为，历史唯物主义应该承认世界贸易的物质性是全球不平等和不可持续性的基础。

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Ecologically Unequal Exchange: Disagreements with Somerville

ABSTRACT Somerville's rejoinder highlights some fundamental divergences between ecologically unequal exchange theory and the classical Marxist position. This brief intervention addresses a few points in his rejoinder that are particularly illustrative of the incompatibility of the two frameworks. It is argued that historical materialism should acknowledge the materiality of world trade as foundational to global inequalities and unsustainability.

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Capitalism, Nature, Socialism Social Sciences-Political Science and International Relations

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