Doux commerce

Re-reading @IsabellaMWeber's book on China and these tweets does give you a feeling of a certain ‘doux commerce’ thesis that runs through left and liberal writing on global capitalism post-1989, from Thomas Friedman to Antonio Negri. https://t.co/xrj462wA9S

— Anton Jäger (@AntonJaegermm) April 21, 2021

 

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Doux commerce (lit. gentle commerce or soft commerce) is a concept originating from the Age of Enlightenment stating that commerce tends to civilize people, making them less likely to resort to violent or irrational behaviors.

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