Achim Szepanski Bücher

Focusing on the interplay between crises and capitalism, this book examines the current and future landscape of global finance amidst ongoing catastrophes. It explores the philosophical frameworks of Marx, Bataille, and Baudrillard to provide insights into how capitalist dominance affects both society and the environment. By linking historical economic challenges, it offers a fresh perspective on the implications of capitalism in contemporary times.

Focusing on the evolution of speculative capital, the book presents a new theory that differentiates it from credit and fictitious capital, emphasizing its dominance in modern capital markets. By examining the interplay between speculative and real capital, it highlights how speculative capital structures and influences the broader economic landscape. Utilizing a Marxist methodology, the author integrates insights from contemporary Marxist and heterodox thinkers, providing a thorough analysis of capital's logic and existence in the 21st century.