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1. www.forbes.com › sites › hbsworkingknowledgeThe Clear Connection Between Slavery And American Capitalism

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   Gerdeman: The book says "the relationship of slavery to American capitalism rightfully begins on the plantation." Can you explain how the North benefited from the slave-grown cotton in...

2. hbswk.hbs.edu › item › the-clear-connection-betweenThe Clear Connection Between Slavery and American Capitalism

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   May 3, 2017 · Sven Beckert discusses Slavery’s Capitalism: A New History of American Economic Development, an exploration by 16 scholars of the ties between the brutal system of human bondage and 19th century economic development across the nation.

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4. networks.h-net.org › node › 11465Capitalism and Slavery in the United States (Topical Guide)

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   For over a century now, historians of the United States have been wrestling with the relationship between capitalism and slavery. They’ve asked questions inquiring whether capitalism and slavery are compatible, what role slavery played in capitalist development, and probably most infamously: Is slavery capitalism?

5. link.springer.com › article › 10Transcending the Capitalism and Slavery Debate: Slavery and ...

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   Aug 23, 2022 · The capitalism and slavery debate is among the most significant in world historiography. This essay suggests that its main perspectives still use nation-based approaches and employ analytical categories of classical and neoclassical economics that obscure the very notion of capital.

   • Author: Tâmis Parron

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6. academic.oup.com › ahr › articleThe Problem of Abolition in the Age of Capitalism

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   Feb 4, 2019 · But historians of slavery and capitalism today do not view slavery as antithetical to capitalism, and in fact trace many features of capitalism, commodification, management techniques, technological innovations, international credit flows, and the creation of financial instruments to plantation slavery.

   • Author: Manisha Sinha

   • Publish Year: 2019

7. www.tandfonline.com › doi › fullFull article: Capitalism’s slavery - Taylor & Francis Online

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   Apr 14, 2019 · The present study is an attempt in place in historical perspective the relationship between early capitalism as exemplified by Great Britain, and the Negro slave trade, Negro slavery and the general colonial trade of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.

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   Are there ties between slavery and capitalism?

   • By Dina Gerdeman The ties between slavery and capitalism in the United States weren’t always crystal clear in our history books. For a long time, historians mostly depicted slavery as a regional institution of cruelty in the South, and certainly not the driver of broader American economic prosperity.

   The Clear Connection Between Slavery And American Capitalism - Forbes

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   Is slavery antithetical to capitalism?

   • But historians of slavery and capitalism today do not view slavery as antithetical to capitalism, and in fact trace many features of capitalism, commodification, management techniques, technological innovations, international credit flows, and the creation of financial instruments to plantation slavery.

   The Problem of Abolition in the Age of Capitalism - Oxford Academic

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   Is slavery the essence of capitalism?

   • A helpful overview of this debate is Mark M. Smith, Debating Slavery (1998). A challenge to these views comes from Edward Baptist’s, “‘Cuffy,’ ‘Fancy Maids,’ and ‘One-Eyed Men,’” American Historical Review (Dec. 2001), which sees the commodification of human bodies under slavery as the essence of capitalism.

   Capitalism and Slavery in the United States (Topical Guide)

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   How did slavery affect capitalism?

   • Slavery, understood as a key element of primitive accumulation, facilitated the accumulation of sufficient capital in private hands to finance the original establishment and ascendancy of capitalist forms of industrial production. As well, Marx schematically associates ‘absolute surplus value’ with the early stages of capitalism.

   Full article: Capitalism’s slavery - Taylor & Francis Online

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   Are slavery and capitalism compatible?

   • With classical categories, slavery and capitalism have been thought to be incompatible (Williams), compatible (NEH), and conflatable (NHC). Currently, the conflatability thesis (the Alice fallacy) has gained momentum.

   Transcending the Capitalism and Slavery Debate: Slavery and World

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   Why do Marxist historians deny slavery is capitalism?

   • They are perhaps reflecting Marx’s own uncertainties about slavery; he devotes only a few sentences to it in Das Kapital. Taking this cue, Marxist historians emphatically deny that slavery is capitalism. They argue that the social relations produced by wage labor are the true marker of capitalism, not market conditions or level of productivity.

   Capitalism and Slavery in the United States (Topical Guide)

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9. onlinelibrary.wiley.com › doi › fullA Theory of Capitalist Slavery - Clegg - 2020 - Journal of ...

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   The relationship between slavery and capitalism has become a renewed topic of debate, yet scholars have not been able to agree on a definition of capitalism. In this article I first clear up some misconceptions and situate the debate in the Marxian tradition from which it arose.