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Mechanisms of Compliance

Mechanisms of Compliance are mechanisms by which the Accumulating Class asserts control over its labour force. Under the extant Regime of Accumulation this involves the use of Symbol Factories that create Master Narratives which are then distributed by Ideological Institutions. Mechanisms of Compliance are one key component of the Regime of Accumulation.

Components of a Regime of Accumulation

Mechanisms of Compliance

Mechanisms of Control are mechanisms by which the Accumulating Class asserts control over its labour force. Under the extant Regime of Accumulation this involves the use of Symbol Factories that create Master Narratives which are then distributed by Ideological Institutions. Mechanisms of Control are one key component of the Regime of Accumulation.

Components of a Regime of Accumulation

Regime of Accumulation > Mode of Accumulation, Mode of Production, Mode of Reproduction

Mechanisms of Compliance

Mechanisms of Compliance > Mechanisms of Force, Mechanisms of Indoctrination, Mechanisms of Surveillance, Technologies of Power, Technologies of the Self, Toxic Socialization

Syncretic Terms

Mechanisms of Compliance > Means of Mental Production

Related LP Terms

Mechanisms of Compliance > Archetypal Wrong Thought, Colonized Spirituality, Symbol, System Agent

Non-LP Related Terms

Mechanisms of Reproduction > Authorizing ideology

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