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Markets,temporary capitalism. It will be argued that Weber’s conception of the market continues to be of significance because it addresses, in particular, the core socialities of capitalist profit-making in terms of exchange . competition. The connection between sociality and competition is something we wil

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Class,h the position advanced in Chapter 2, any consideration of class should start with an exploration of the conceptual dynamics of this term. Against this backdrop, the work of Max Weber continues to be of value because it offers a methodological guide to the formation of concepts, and beyond this cont

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Conclusion,al terms, while still addressing, however, its historical, political and structural dimensions. Many also found in Weber not just an account of the rise of Western rationalism or capitalism, as presented by thinkers such as Schluchter (1981), but an invigorating historical methodology that opened up