Capital autonomisation

‘Capital autonomization’ is capital becoming its own law, conversely to capital according more to a democratic-statist regulation and law enforcement. The process is also known as ‘the autonomisation of capital’. Capital is said to have become relatively autonomous with the birth of capitalism, but the increasement of capitalism is the increasement of capital autonomy. The increased autonomisation is called for by accelerationists such as Nick Land, who equates it with techno-productive growth and modernization. 
In Nick Land's definition of capital autonomy, a high level of market liberalism is essential to the definition, but before the age of Capitalism capital was contained by the reigning powers. 
In Marxism, autonomisation is the tendency that capital and its value forms have to separate from and to undermine their own material bases. (Rotta f11) 
== Media ==
Discussed by Nick Land and Justin Murphy in «Ideology, Intelligence, and Capital with Nick Land» jl19-18.
== Branching ==
See: Capital; Capitalism; Autonomisation.
Related: Techno-commercialism.
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