McCraw, T. K., ed. Creating Modern Capitalism: How Entrepreneurs, Companies, and Countries Triumphed in Three Industrial Revolutions. Cambridge, MA: Harvard ...

From the evidence of scientific work ‘the value of any ideal can never be deduced’.footnote 3 It is precisely Max Weber’s analysis of industrial capitalism that shows, however, that the idea of ...

the Fourth Industrial Revolution. It is the end of the agreement that dissolved feudalism, from which grew both capitalism ...

and used it to explain capitalism's international effects as transmitted through the production and finance structures of rich industrial countries to the poorer developing regions of the world.

For Boltanski and Esquerre, then, enrichment capitalism is the successor to industrial capitalism and constitutes a privileged object of analysis for critical theory. Only by understanding its ...