Capital's Limits and Its New Frontiers :The Knowledge Economy and the Energy ... Infoshop News
This article examines the complex relations between capital and knowledge production as an extension of the ideology and functionality of coloniality. With development and resources as the major leitmotifs, an analysis of the role of education as a commodity, its role in and for ‘development,’ and aid for the resources and sustainability of the the crisis in capitalism is made. As a point of departure, the claim is made that the so-called ‘crisis’ lies at the basis of capitalism itself, as the constant flexible accumulation and violent expropriation of resources repeats and extends both colonial structures and ideologies. In conclusion, an examination and correlation is drawn between worldwide struggles and protest actions.
Capital’s Limits and Its New Frontiers :The Knowledge Economy and the Energy Crisisby Lina Dokuzović, Academy of Fine Arts, Vienna
( a work in progress )
This article examines the complex relations between capital and knowledge production as an extension of the ideology and functionality of coloniality. With development and resources as the major leitmotifs, an analysis of the role of education as a commodity, its role in and for ‘development,’ and aid for the resources and sustainability of the the crisis in capitalism is made. As a point of departure, the claim is made that the so-called ‘crisis’ lies at the basis of capitalism itself, as the constant flexible accumulation and violent expropriation of resources repeats and extends both colonial structures and ideologies. In conclusion, an examination and correlation is drawn between worldwide struggles and protest actions.
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