Raw Deal: How the "Uber Economy" and Runaway Capitalism are Screwing American Workers<br> Steven Hill
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I like to suggest that thisnew urbanity, the city-inside-out, not only it exhibits a profound processof exclusion, it also generates new dynamics of publicness that can haveimportant implications for social and political mobilization in terms ofwhat I have described as “street politics” and “political street”
with new anything comes consequences/change.. it is to decide whether or not these consequences/changes have a beneficial or negative impact on society's well being.. is exclusion a consequence of capitalism?
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that the clear distinction which once existed between the urban and the rural is gradually fading into a set of porous spaces of uneven geographical development, under the hegemonic command of capital and the state.
Is this result what society had in mind during the planning or not so planning and action driven part of the process of this development?
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since urbanization depends on the mobiliza-tion of a surplus product, an intimate connection emerges between the development of capitalism and urbanization.
the development and success of capitalism benefits urbanization by contributing resources over time that spur its growth.
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The Nordic Model: Pros and Cons
- Social benefits like free education, healthcare and pensions.
- Redistributive taxation.
- Relaxed employment laws.
- History in family-driven agriculture. Culture of small entrepreneurial enterprises.
- High rates of taxation.
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compensating for it by also doing good.
"Good" isn't something you can buy like carbon credits. It's something that's done instead.
Perhaps the debits and credits economics are at play even here in the terminology used to "understand" doing good.
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