دانلود کتاب The Making of Capitalism in France: Class Structures, Economic Development, the State and the Formation of the French Working Class, 1750-1914

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‎Contents
‎Acknowledgements
‎Introduction
‎1. Problematising Capitalism
‎2. Importing Capitalism to France
‎Chapter 1. The Old Regime False Start: Attempts at Liberal Reforms and the Absence of a Transition to Capitalism in Absolutist France
‎1. Absolutist France vs Capitalist England
‎2. British Competition and French Liberal Reactions
‎3. An Extensive Mode of Economic Development
‎Chapter 2. Non-capitalist Industrialisation in Post-revolutionary France
‎1. Nineteenth-Century French Economic Development: the Revisionist Account
‎2. Contrasting French and English Nineteenth-Century Industrial Development
‎3. The Non-competitive Nature of French Markets
‎4. The Development of Cotton Production and Metallurgy
‎5. Opportunity-Driven Growth in Non-competitive Markets
‎Chapter 3. The French Revolution and the Customary Regulation of Labour
‎1. Reassessing the French Revolution
‎2. Guilds and Workers’ Struggles under the Old Regime
‎3. The Persistence of Customary Regulations and Aspects of Labour Emancipation in Post-revolutionary France
‎4. The Absence of Labour Subsumption by Capital in Post-revolutionary France
‎Chapter 4. The Rise of the French Working Class: Republican and Socialist Struggles against Extra-Economic Exploitation
‎1. The Composition and the Making of the French Working Class
‎2. Notables, the State, and the Perpetuation of Non-capitalist Surplus Appropriation
‎3. Pinning Down Social Ills, Naming the Antagonists
‎4. The Revolution of 1830 and the Rise of a Republican-Socialist Working Class
‎5. The Revolution of 1848 and the (Interrupted) Rise of the Democratic and Social Republic
‎Chapter 5. The State-Led Capitalist Transformation of French Industry
‎1. Geopolitical Competition and Capitalist Industrialisation
‎2. Building Foundations: the Making of a Competitive Market
‎3. The Erosion of Customary Regulations and the Subsumption of Labour
‎4. The Emergence of Capitalist Patterns of Investment
‎5. Changing Modes of Surplus Appropriation and (Partial) State Restructuring
‎Chapter 6. Capitalism and the Re-making of the French Working Class
‎1. The Re-composition of the Working Class
‎2. The Labour Movement under the Second Empire and the Paris Commune
‎3. The Rise of the Strike: Refusing the Depoliticisation of Production
‎4. The Transformation of Class Relations and the Rise of an Autonomous Socialist Working-Class Movement
‎Conclusion
‎References
‎Index