PREDATORY LOGIC: going beyond inequality
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https://doi.org/10.9771/ccrh.v35i0.48850Keywords:
Inequality, Financialization., Global capitalism, expulsions, Systemic capabilitiesAbstract
The article assumes that there are important constitutive elements in complex social parts that do not contribute to inequalities, but can be developed through systems of an analysis of income distributions. The focus here is a specific and complex reassembly of key elements that I see as one of the dynamic changes since the 1980s. Half of the article analyzes a specific case to illustrate its predatory characteristics, from the 2000s. from today's notion of inequality to arrive at the main logics at play. Fundamental to my argument is the distinction between finance and traditional banking. Characterization as finance as marked by a logic of collection and not of mass consumption. Thus, the specific modes that inequality assumes in the current period take us beyond unequal distributions of income and power.
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