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Tecnofeudalismo: El Sigiloso Sucesor del Capitalismo / Technofeudalism: What Killed Capitalism

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Tecnofeudalismo: El Sigiloso Sucesor del Capitalismo / Technofeudalism: What Killed CapitalismEl capitalismo ha muerto y el sistema que lo reemplaza no es mejor. Las dinmicas tradicionales del capitalismo ya no gobiernan la economa. Lo ha matado el propio capital y los cambios tecnolgicos acelerados de las ltimas dos dcadas. sta es la principal conclusin a la que ha llegado el prestigioso economista Yanis Varoufakis. Los dos pilares en los que se asentaba el capitalismo han sido reemplazados: los mercados, por plataformas digitales que son

El capitalismo ha muerto y el sistema que lo reemplaza no es mejor.


Las dinámicas tradicionales del capitalismo ya no gobiernan la economía. Lo ha matado el propio capital y los cambios tecnológicos acelerados de las últimas dos décadas.


Ésta es la principal conclusión a la que ha llegado el prestigioso economista Yanis Varoufakis. Los dos pilares en los que se asentaba el capitalismo han sido reemplazados: los mercados, por plataformas digitales que son auténticos feudos de las big tech; el beneficio, por la pura extracción de rentas.


Varoufakis ha desarrollado su teoría del «tecnofeudalismo», según la cual los nuevos señores feudales son los propietarios de lo que llama «capital de la nube», y los demás hemos vuelto a ser siervos, como en el medievo.


Sirviéndose de ejemplos que van desde la mitología griega y Mad Men hasta las criptomonedas y los videojuegos, este libro ofrece un análisis de valor inestimable para entender la confusa realidad socioeconómica actual. Comprender el mundo que nos rodea es el primer paso para poder tomar el control, quizá por primera vez, de nuestro destino colectivo.

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Capitalism is dead--and the system replacing it is no better.


The traditional dynamics of capitalism no longer govern the economy. It has been killed by capital itself and by the rapid technological changes of the last two decades.


This is the main conclusion reached by renowned economist Yanis Varoufakis. The two pillars on which capitalism rested have been replaced: markets, by digital platforms that function as true fiefdoms of the big tech; and profit, by pure rent extraction.


Varoufakis has developed his theory of "techno-feudalism", according to which the new feudal lords are the owners of what he calls "cloud capital", and the rest of us have once again become serfs, as in the Middle Ages.


Drawing on examples ranging from Greek mythology and Mad Men to cryptocurrencies and video games, this book offers invaluable analysis for understanding today's confusing socioeconomic reality. Understanding the world around us is the first step toward taking control--perhaps for the very first time--of our collective destiny.

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