Sentence examples for coercive production from inspiring English sources
In the southern coffee zone, debt peonage was a largely coercive production regime, more dissimilar than similar to free wage labor.
This symbiosis was achieved through a particular taxation regime that can be described, in Earle's ([2002]) term, as 'staple finance', which acted as a coercive production incentive in a non-cash economy: It refers to a strategy of mobilizing 'food items and their local vertical transfer to an elite segment of the polity' who used them as currency to procure the services it needs ([2002]:84).
It is — if you want to understand why there are a billion or two billion people out there for whom capitalism looks not like a powerful mechanism of production but like an extremely coercive system.
The state as a centralized, coercive authority emerges under social modes of production at a certain stage of development, and is only necessary in a class society as the coercive instrument of the ruling class.
In any event, it is insisted that, even though not coercive, the expenditure of public funds to induce the recipients to curtail production is itself an infringement of state power, since the federal government cannot invade the domain of the states by the "purchase" of performance of acts which it has no power to compel.
"Sleep deprivation is coercive.
Coercive, shameful or liberating?
