Introduction to Capitalism

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Delves into the colonial trade's role in capitalism and the impact of the transatlantic slave trade, including the Haitian debt.

Explores the concept of the rational city and its relation to capitalism, urban development, and architecture.

Explores the relationship between slavery and capitalism, focusing on the Haitian Revolution and the abolition of slavery.

Explores the evolution of Hollywood, from its post-World War I emergence to the blockbuster era and global distribution.

Examines rationalism in architecture, focusing on the significance of use and construction in shaping architectural logic.

Explores the shift towards a sustainable circular economy, emphasizing holistic practices and inclusive solutions for a triple bottom line.

Explores resistance in urban spaces, challenges traditional planning concepts, and discusses the emergence of 'punk' urbanism.

Explores the social and political dynamics of the 'Arab Spring', emphasizing the interplay between national identity and capitalist globalization.

Explores the Chinese economy, focusing on state capitalism, financial innovation, and big data analytics.

Explores distributive justice, AI impact on labor markets, and ethical concerns in AI ethics.