ОПИУМНЫЕ ВОЙНЫ И НАКОПЛЕНИЕ КАПИТАЛА
Makale Kenar Çubuğu
Ana Makale İçeriği
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Карл Маркс, один из ранних критиков империализма (или меркантилизма), в 1850-х годах находился в изгнании в Лондоне. В последующее десятилетие он написал около 500 редакционных статей для газеты The New York Herald Tribune. Хотя часть этих материалов содержит важные сведения для понимания взглядов Маркса на империализм, данные тексты долгое время оставались практически вне внимания исследователей. Настоящее исследование реконструирует позицию Маркса, особенно в вопросе взаимосвязи между войнами и накоплением капитала. В качестве примера рассматривается Вторая опиумная война середины 1850-х годов.
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