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Communicative Property

Redefining Capitalism at an Interdisciplinary Crossroads

Nicolas (Universite TELUQ Bencherki

Communicative Property

Routledge Studies in Communication, Organization, and Organizing

Communicative Property

Redefining Capitalism at an Interdisciplinary Crossroads

Routledge Studies in Communication, Organization, and Organizing: Communicative Property

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This book explores the concept of property from a communicative, rather than economic and legal, perspective. It will be of relevance to scholars looking for an observable and actionable entry point to formulate a critique of capitalism, by offering them a communicative approach to one of its main mechanisms: property.

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Beschrijving Routledge Studies in Communication, Organization, and Organizing: Communicative Property

This book explores the concept of property from a communicative, rather than economic and legal, perspective. It will be of relevance to scholars looking for an observable and actionable entry point to formulate a critique of capitalism, by offering them a communicative approach to one of its main mechanisms: property.

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