Reading Karl Polanyi for the Twenty-First Century

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Suppressing the Double Movement to Secure the Dictatorship of Finance

Chapter 3 The 1970s and After: The Political Economy of Inflation and the Crisis of Social Democracy

Chapter 5 Labor Recommodification in the Global Transformation

Chapter 6 The Right to Work, Way of Social Exclusion? Basic Income as a Guarantee to the Right to Work

Chapter 7 Knowledge as a Fictitious Commodity: Insights and Limits of a Polanyian Perspective

Chapter 8 Commercialization of Science in a Neoliberal World

Chapter 9 Intellectual Property: Commodification and Its Discontents

Chapter 10 Polanyi’s Concept of Double Movement and Politics in the Contemporary Market Society

Chapter 11 Reforming East Asian Labor Systems: China, Korea, and Thailand

Chapter 12 The Strong Embrace of Weak Actors: Explaining Social Support for Economic Liberalization through the Case Study of Small Business Associations in the European Union

Chapter 13 Corporate Social Responsibility and Market Society: Credit and Banking Inclusion in Brazil

Chapter 14 Conclusion