Critical semiotic analysis and cultural political economy
Критический семиотический анализ и культурная политическая экономия
2004-10-01
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A case is made for cultural political economy (CPE) by exploring the constitutive role of semiosis in economic and political activities, economic and political institutions, and social order more generally. CPE is a post-disciplinary approach that adopts the “cultural turn” in economic and political inquiry without neglecting the articulation of semiosis with the interconnected materialities of economics and politics within wider social formations. This approach is illustrated from the emergence of the knowledge-based economy as a master discourse for accumulation strategies on different scales, for state projects and hegemonic visions, for diverse functional systems and professions, and for civil society.
Key Findings
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CPE integrates the cultural turn in economic and political analysis with the material interconnections of economics, politics, and broader social formations.
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CPE is presented as a post-disciplinary approach for analyzing the interaction between meanings and material processes across social formations.
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Cultural political economy explains how semiosis constitutively shapes economic and political activities, institutions, and social order.
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The emergence of the knowledge-based economy illustrates how a master discourse organizes accumulation strategies, state projects, hegemonic visions, functional systems, professions, and civil society.
Research Object
the emergence of the knowledge-based economy as a master discourse across economic, political, institutional, professional, and civil-society contexts
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the constitutive role and articulation of semiosis in economic and political activities, institutions, accumulation strategies, state projects, hegemonic visions, and wider social formations
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