The long and the short of it: the mis-attribution of economic transformation considered from the vantage of the long durée and what to do about it now
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En el marco del congreso internacional de economía social celebrado en EOI Sevilla y en colaboración con Goldsmiths College, Michael Blim, CUNY Graduate Center, presenta de la larga duración en los procesos de industrialización, ilustrándolo con el caso de la región italiana de la Marche (Las Marcas). 27_05_2010
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The long and the short of it: the mis-attribution of economic transformation considered from the vantage of the long durée and what to do about it now
- 1. The Long and the Short of It: The Mis-Attribution of Economic Transformation Considered from the Vantage of the Long Durée and What to Do About It Now Michael Blim Professor of Anthropology CUNY Graduate Center
- 3. Italy and Marche region Italy and Marche region Italy and Marche region Italy and Marche region Italy and Marche region
- 8. La Pronta Moda: The “Ready to Wear” Shoe Industry in Today’s Italy
- 15. A World Industry Grows in Marche Region Small Towns
- 23. The Mezzadria Sharecropping System From the Black Death (1347) Through the Black Shirts and World War II
- 35. From the Mezzadria to Part-Time Farming: Countryside Savings Supports Rapid Industrialization
- 40. Meanwhile after Unification of Italy, A Proto-Industry Emerges
- 41. Old Shoes: Shoemaking before World War II
- 48. The “Great Transformation:” Industrialization 1961+ From the Basement to the Factory
- 60. Value Added Per Manufacturing Worker, Firms With 1-99 Workers, 2005
- 61. Marche Employment by Firm Size, 2005 Compared with Italy and Central Italy
- 62. Marche Shoe Production, 2001-1009 (Compared with Italy Shoe Production) (Solid Line = Marche)
- 63. 1980s Ideas for Growth At the Apex of the Boom
- 74. Ways Forward
- 76. A Green Economy?
- 78. Develop a Stronger Social Economy
Notas do Editor
- What is the value of the concept of the long duree in social scientific explanation? A narrative of economic rise and decline in a central Italian region over the long duree is constructed to assess the question. The argument that growth as well as decline is better read over the long term rather than simply in terms of the postwar period also implies that economic recovery is hardly automatic, and that protecting a relatively egalitarian and salubrious way of life may require more radical change than might be supposed.
- Tie into Michael Piore and Charles Sabel’s 2nd Industrial Divide of Flexible specialization (1984). W.A. Lewis’s concept of cheap labor hidden in the folds of inefficient agricultural provide the surplus necessary for industrial economic growth.
- Argument for Local Development
- Elements of a green economy could include an upgraded tourist industry, return to farming and the production of specialty goods, and high tech labor and capital intensive research and limited production.
- Cooperative Capital Investments, Regional Savings and Investment Bank, Incomes Policy
- Evidence across industries of small size and low capital investment, even where this is high technology