Schulden in der neuen Kapitalismusgeschichte

Diese Episode von appropriate dokumentiert eine gemeinsame Buchpräsentation zweier Bücher zum Thema Schulden in der neuen Kapitalismusgeschichte. Die 2024 erschienenen Bücher Leben auf Kredit. Menschen, Macht und Schulden in den USA vom Ende der Sklaverei bis in die Gegenwart von Felix Krämer (Erfurt) und Auf Pump. Ratenkredite im industriellen Kapitalismus 1860–1910 von Matthias Ruoss (Fribourg) schreiben sich mit ihren Untersuchungen von Kreditverhältnissen und Schulden in die neue Kapitalismusgeschichte ein. Im Rahmen einer gemeinsamen Buchpräsentation wurden die Bücher im Forschungsbau Weltbeziehungen der Universität Erfurt vorgestellt und kommentiert von Jule Govrin (Universalismus von unten. Eine Theorie radikaler Gleichheit, Suhrkamp 2025) und Friedrich Lenger (Der Preis der Welt. Eine Globalgeschichte des Kapitalismus, Beck 2023). Hier geht es zum Buch: https://campus.de/wissenschaft/soziologie/umkaempfte-transformation/CAM52068?srsltid=AfmBOoqoMlMiYKNeZ4vqnjs1P4RVZBFkgMPs29K-3qmRwaiGWP_vknx6 Kurzversion der Einleitung des Buches: https://www.spw.de/transformation-restauration/ Rezension des Buches: https://www.rkm-journal.de/archives/25947 Verantwortlichkeiten: Sprecher: Steffen Liebig Moderation: Irina Herb Redaktion: Irina Herb und Annika Troitzsch Technische Betreuung: Linos Ullmann Website: SFB 294 Strukturwandel des Eigentums Kontakt: [email protected]

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