Cognitive Capitalism and its Reflections in South-Eastern Europe

Contents: Vladimir Cvijanovic/Andrea Fumagalli/Carlo Vercellone: Introduction - Andrea Fumagalli/Stefano Lucarelli: Cognitive Capitalism as a Financial Economy of Production - Andrea Fumagalli: Bioeconomics and the Valorisation Process - Matko Mestrovic: Values and Capabilities as Historical Determinants of Social Development - Jean-Marie Monnier/Carlo Vercellone: Labour and Welfare State in the Transition to Cognitive Capitalism - Cosma Orsi: Common Good in the Age of Knowledge? Arguing for a Radical Political Economy - Aleksandar Keseljevic: The Challenges of the New Millennium and the Specific Properties of Knowledge Require a New Understanding of Knowledge - Carlos Prieto del Campo: M@Nufactnetting Antagonism, Subversively Reengineering Cognitive Global Labor Force, and Networking Class Struggles in the Age of the Cognitive Capitalism - Nadica Jovanovska/Natalija Nikolovska: The Big Trade Off of "New - Europe": Convergence or Divergence from USA Model of Capitalism - Cristina Matos: Old-Age Pension Reforms in the EU: Innovation, Diffusion and Europeanization - Pasquale Tridico: Growth, Inequality and Poverty in Emerging and Transition Economies - Sinisa Kusic: South-Eastern Europe Between Socialism, Transition and Capitalism.

Vladimir Cvijanovic works at the Faculty of Economics & Business, University of Zagreb. He defended successfully his doctoral dissertation in 2010 at the University of Frankfurt am Main. His research interests include institutional economics, cognitive capitalism, and entrepreneurship.
Andrea Fumagalli is Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Pavia, Italy and Vice-President of the Basic Income Network - Italy (BIN). His research interests comprise cognitive capitalism, basic income, labour transformations and theory of money.
Carlo Vercellone is Assistant Professor at the University of Paris I, Panthéon-Sorbonne, CES CNRS. He has edited various publications and is specialised in issues involving a knowledge-based economy, cognitive capitalism, basic income and labour transformations.