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<blockquote class="definition"> | <blockquote class="definition">'''Relations of Accumulation''' are the social, legal, and property ties that people form with one another during the process of value extraction. They define who has the right to accumulate and who is structurally compelled to surrender value. | ||
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==Regime of Accumulation= | ==Concept Map== | ||
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==Syncretic Terms== | ===Syncretic Terms=== | ||
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==Related LP Terms== | ===Related LP Terms=== | ||
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==Notes== | == Notes == | ||
* '''Ownership of Surplus''': The legal right of the Accumulating Class to appropriate the surplus value produced by the Wage Slave Class. This is the core class relation of capitalism.<ref>Marx, ''Capital'', Vol. I (1867).</ref> | |||
* '''Creditor-Debtor Relations''': A hierarchical bond in which future labour is pledged as collateral, creating long-term dependency and subordination. * '''Shareholder-Worker Relations''': The split between those who own productive assets and receive passive returns, and those who own only their labour power and must sell it to survive. | |||
* '''Class Division''': The structural split between the Accumulating Class (those who own and control the means and mechanisms of extraction) and the Wage Slave Class (those who own only their labour and must surrender surplus to survive).<ref>Ruyle, "Mode of Production and Mode of Exploitation" (1975).</ref> | |||
* '''Intermediary Relations''': The role of managers, professionals, and System Agents who serve as auxiliaries to the Accumulating Class, extracting surplus indirectly through administrative, ideological, or repressive functions.<ref>Althusser, "Ideology and Ideological State Apparatuses" (1971).</ref> | |||
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Latest revision as of 23:09, 29 August 2026
Relations of Accumulation
Relations of Accumulation are the social, legal, and property ties that people form with one another during the process of value extraction. They define who has the right to accumulate and who is structurally compelled to surrender value.
Concept Map
Key Terms
Components >
Syncretic Terms
Related LP Terms
Non-LP Related Terms
Notes
- Ownership of Surplus: The legal right of the Accumulating Class to appropriate the surplus value produced by the Wage Slave Class. This is the core class relation of capitalism.[1]
- Creditor-Debtor Relations: A hierarchical bond in which future labour is pledged as collateral, creating long-term dependency and subordination. * Shareholder-Worker Relations: The split between those who own productive assets and receive passive returns, and those who own only their labour power and must sell it to survive.
- Class Division: The structural split between the Accumulating Class (those who own and control the means and mechanisms of extraction) and the Wage Slave Class (those who own only their labour and must surrender surplus to survive).[2]
- Intermediary Relations: The role of managers, professionals, and System Agents who serve as auxiliaries to the Accumulating Class, extracting surplus indirectly through administrative, ideological, or repressive functions.[3]
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