Oleh: pinnsvin buollit áidi. Teks aslinya berjudul “Renewable Energy Doesn’t Exist Under Capitalism” diterjemahkan oleh Sachadru. — Jika keinginan membentuk infrastruktur energi, bagaimana kita membangun libido non – ekstraktif? “Karena apa yang terjadi pada siapa pun yang tidak ingin mengakui bahwa ekonomi politik bersifat libidinal, adalah bahwa ia mereproduksi dalam istilah lain fantasi yang sama…

De pinnsvin buollit áidi. Artículo original: Renewable Energy Doesn’t Exist Under Capitalism, de 11 de marzo de 2023. Traducido al español por Camila Figueroa. – Si el deseo configura las infraestructuras energéticas, ¿cómo construir una libido no extractiva? “Pues lo que le ocurre a quien no quiere reconocer que la economía política es libidinal, es…

Di pinnsvin buollit áidi. Originale pubblicato l’undici marzo 2023 con il titolo Renewable Energy Doesn’t Exist Under Capitalism. Traduzione di Enrico Sanna. — Se il desiderio è ciò che dà forma all’infrastruttura energetica, come possiamo dar vita a una libido non estrattiva? “Perché chiunque non voglia ammettere che la politica economica è una questione di…

— If desire shapes energy infrastructure, how do we build a non-extractive libido?  “For what happens to whomever does not want to recognize that political economy is libidinal, is that he reproduces in other terms the same phantasy of an externalized region where desire would be sheltered from every treacherous transcription into production, labour and…

C4SS Feed 44 presents Kevin Carson‘s “The Expropriation Continues” read by Tony Dreher and edited by Nick Ford. What’s variously called “cognitive,” “progressive” or “green capitalism,” celebrated in Paul Romer’s “New Growth Theory” and heavily promoted by the Gateses, Warren Buffett, and faux-left carpetbaggers like Bono, amounts to a scheme to give capitalism a new…

Contrary to mainstream classical political economy, which treated the “original accumulation of capital” as the result of thrift, saving and reinvestment on the part of the capitalist, Marx argued in the first volume of Capital that capitalism — as opposed to simple market exchange — was founded on the separation of the peasantry from their…