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  • 3 - Capitalism, Absolutism, Jacobinism

  • Eren Duzgun
  • Book: Capitalism, Jacobinism and International Relations
  • Published online: 29 June 2022
  • Print publication: 23 June 2022, pp 54-98

  • Summary

    This chapter argues that rather than a unilinear extension of the market project from England to France, the Anglo-French contestation, and the concomitant processes of uneven and combined development during the early modern period sharpened and restructured existing sociohistorical differences, ultimately leading to the formulation of a qualitatively different regime of property and modernization in France. Jacobinism was neither absolutism nor capitalism, but combined and bypassed both based on a new form of sociality and political economy. It produced novel social, economic and geopolitical dynamics that gave modernity a radically multilinear texture.