Übersetzung für 'pre capitalist' von Englisch nach Deutsch

pre-capitalist {adj}

vorkapitalistischecon.hist.

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capitalist {adj}

kapitalistischecon.pol.

Werbung

capitalist

Kapitalist {m}

pre-kindergarten <pre-K> [children 0-4 years old]

Krippe {f} [Kinder 0-3 Jahre]educ.

pre-type 2 diabetes (mellitus) <pT2D, pre-T2DM>

Prä-Typ-2-Diabetes (mellitus) {m}med.

pre-conciliar / pre-Conciliar / preconciliar {adj} [before the Second Vatican Council]

vorkonziliar [vor dem 2. Vatikanum]relig.

anarcho-capitalist

Anarchokapitalist {m}philos.

anti-capitalist {adj}

kapitalismusfeindlichecon.pol.

antikapitalistischecon.pol.sociol.

venture capitalist

Risikokapital-Anleger {m}fin.

Wagniskapitalgeber {m}fin.

Spezialfinanzierer {m} [Wagniskapitalmarkt]

capitalist [female]

Kapitalistin {f}

big capitalist

Großkapitalist {m}

großer Kapitalist {m}

anarcho-capitalist {adj}

anarchokapitalistischphilos.

bloated capitalist

aufgeblasener Kapitalist {m}

late capitalist {adj}

spätkapitalistischecon.sociol.

post-capitalist {adj}

nachkapitalistisch

capitalist swine [pej.]

Kapitalistenschwein {n} [pej.]

early capitalist {adj} [attr.]

frühkapitalistischecon.hist.

• Smith confined the labour theory of value to a mythical pre-capitalist past.
• He argued that it was the pre-capitalist structure of 1917 Russia, as well as the strong authoritarian traditions of the Russian state and its weak civil society, which pushed the Soviet revolution towards its repressive development.
• An early body of research on social polarization was conducted by R.E. Pahl on the Isle of Sheppey, in which he provided a comparison between a pre-capitalist society and capitalist society.
• He also took it as a paradigm for understanding the power-relationships between capitalists and wage-labourers in his own time: "in pre-capitalist systems it was obvious that most people did not control their own destiny—under feudalism, for instance, serfs had to work for their lords.
• Some have rejected the whole concept on the grounds that the socio-economic formations of pre-capitalist Asia did not differ enough from those of feudal Europe to warrant special designation.

• In the introduction, Kumari identifies the limitations of her work: the lack of research regarding certain countries as opposed to others, the limited scope of study of the lower and working-class women’s role in emancipation efforts and how little is known about the role of women in pre-colonial, pre-capitalist societies.
• In the 1960s, Genovese in his Marxist stage depicted the masters of the slaves as part of a "seigneurial" society that was anti-modern, pre-bourgeois and pre-capitalist.
• Alexander Herzen, for example, hailed this pre-capitalist institution as a germ of the future socialist society.
• Saint John is often described as the birthplace of unionism in Canada and is one of the few pre-capitalist colonial settlements in North America.
• Writing in pre-capitalist Europe, both the Swiss "philosophe" Jean-Jacques Rousseau and the Scottish Enlightenment philosopher Adam Smith made significant remarks on the dynamics of class struggle, as did the Federalist statesman James Madison across the Atlantic Ocean.

• The first of these areas was concerned with the "pre-capitalist" societies that were subject to evolutionary "tribal" stereotypes.
• He further studied the features of pre-capitalist Middle Eastern societies (with the greatest focus on Saudi Arabia, other Gulf countries, and Egypt) and the specifics of the development of market relations in oil-producing countries and Arab countries in general.
• Karl Marx's idea that the state can be divided into three subject areas: pre-capitalist states, states in the capitalist (i.e. ...
• For this reason, it has been suggested that in order to understand individualist anarchism one must take into account "the social context of their ideas, namely the transformation of America from a pre-capitalist to a capitalist society [...] the non-capitalist nature of the early U.S.
• In pre-capitalist economies, this was not the case; many inputs and outputs of production were not priced.

• In modern taxation systems, governments levy taxes in money; but in-kind and "corvée" taxation are characteristic of traditional or pre-capitalist states and their functional equivalents.
• Engels argued explicitly that the Marxian law of value applied also to simple exchange, this law being modified in the capitalist mode of production when all the inputs and outputs of production (including means of production and labour power) become tradeable commodities.