Brenner debate
The Brenner debate was a major historiographical debate about the mechanisms that drove the transition from feudalism to capitalism in Europe. The debate began with an article by the Marxist historian Robert Brenner, "Agrarian Class Structure and Economic Development in Pre-Industrial Europe", published in the journal Past & Present in 1976. Brenner's thesis, which privileges the role of class structure and class conflict, challenged the prevailing neo-Malthusian or demographic models that had become orthodox in the preceding decades.
Brenner debate - Wikipedia Jump to content From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Historiographical debate on the origin of capitalism The Brenner debate was a major historiographical debate about the mechanisms that drove the transition from feudalism to capitalism in Europe. The debate began with an article by the Marxist historian Robert Brenner , "Agrarian Class Structure and Economic Development in Pre-Industrial Europe", published in the journal Past & Present in 1976. Brenner's thesis, which privileges the role of class structure and class conflict , challenged the prevailing neo- Malthu
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