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Cédric Durand's book critically examines the transformation of capitalism in the digital age, focusing on the rise of algorithmic control and the return of monopolistic practices. The author argues that the new digital economy has not civilized capitalism but rather led to a regression reminiscent of feudalism, where social and economic processes are increasingly controlled by powerful corporations. These entities prioritize predation over production, leading to significant social inequalities and a blurred line between economic and political spheres. Durand, an economist, presents this analysis to an audience interested in contemporary economic and social issues, highlighting the urgent need to address these challenges.
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