卡尔·波兰尼以嵌入–脱嵌理论,分析了资本主义自由市场扩张的历史,不是市场自发、自然地演化和扩张的历史,而是市场脱嵌社会、割裂人与社会的关系,所引发的不受约束的自由市场与自发的社会保护运动之间的矛盾和博弈的历史进程。劳...卡尔·波兰尼以嵌入–脱嵌理论,分析了资本主义自由市场扩张的历史,不是市场自发、自然地演化和扩张的历史,而是市场脱嵌社会、割裂人与社会的关系,所引发的不受约束的自由市场与自发的社会保护运动之间的矛盾和博弈的历史进程。劳动力和土地商品化,不是简单的贫困和无限制征用自然的经济现象,而是社会自发对抗无限扩张市场的反向社会运动,是复杂的社会文化失落。波兰尼认为,现代人的自由和自然的自由必然导向生态社会主义,即保留个人自由和现代产品市场,恢复市场经济嵌入社会的工业文明。Karl Polanyi, through his theory of embeddedness and disembeddedness, analyzed the historical expansion of capitalist free markets, emphasizing that this was not a spontaneous, natural evolution and expansion of markets. Rather, it was a history of markets disembeddedness from society, severing the ties between humans and their social contexts, resulting in a conflict between unregulated free markets and a spontaneous social protection movement. The commodification of labor and land was not merely a straightforward economic phenomenon of poverty and the unrestricted exploitation of nature;it was a complex social and cultural loss, representing a counter-movement by society against the unbridled expansion of markets. Polanyi argued that the freedom of modern humans and the freedom of nature inevitably lead to eco-socialism. This involves preserving individual freedoms and modern product markets, but in a manner that re-embeds market economies within society. The goal is to restore a form of industrial civilization where the market economy is integrated with social concerns, ensuring that economic activities do not override the social and ecological fabric of society. This vision of eco-socialism aims to balance the benefits of modern economic systems with the preservation of social cohesion and ecological health, thereby addressing the disjuncture created展开更多
文摘卡尔·波兰尼以嵌入–脱嵌理论,分析了资本主义自由市场扩张的历史,不是市场自发、自然地演化和扩张的历史,而是市场脱嵌社会、割裂人与社会的关系,所引发的不受约束的自由市场与自发的社会保护运动之间的矛盾和博弈的历史进程。劳动力和土地商品化,不是简单的贫困和无限制征用自然的经济现象,而是社会自发对抗无限扩张市场的反向社会运动,是复杂的社会文化失落。波兰尼认为,现代人的自由和自然的自由必然导向生态社会主义,即保留个人自由和现代产品市场,恢复市场经济嵌入社会的工业文明。Karl Polanyi, through his theory of embeddedness and disembeddedness, analyzed the historical expansion of capitalist free markets, emphasizing that this was not a spontaneous, natural evolution and expansion of markets. Rather, it was a history of markets disembeddedness from society, severing the ties between humans and their social contexts, resulting in a conflict between unregulated free markets and a spontaneous social protection movement. The commodification of labor and land was not merely a straightforward economic phenomenon of poverty and the unrestricted exploitation of nature;it was a complex social and cultural loss, representing a counter-movement by society against the unbridled expansion of markets. Polanyi argued that the freedom of modern humans and the freedom of nature inevitably lead to eco-socialism. This involves preserving individual freedoms and modern product markets, but in a manner that re-embeds market economies within society. The goal is to restore a form of industrial civilization where the market economy is integrated with social concerns, ensuring that economic activities do not override the social and ecological fabric of society. This vision of eco-socialism aims to balance the benefits of modern economic systems with the preservation of social cohesion and ecological health, thereby addressing the disjuncture created
