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... of important issues for students of Marxism who have an interest in questions of international.... Modes of production and social formations . One reason for thinking th...
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... about Vygodsky's notion that in Capital, the mode of exposition and the mode of research are dialect... total amount of value is produced in production, and is examined at the level of capital in genera...
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...(2) However, a focus on unfree production relations does not deflect attention from capitali... organise and fight as aproletariat in the Marxist sense of the term. As is well established historic... which is not the result of the capitalist mode of production but its point of departure'. Such ac...
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... examines our contribution to the Marxian debates on the nature of abstract labour and value... abstract determinations of the capitalist mode of production. Since we believe that this misunder...
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... ideological critique and fetishism, and on a mode of reasoning that originates in Marx's own mature ... activity should not be viewed as 'the production of a rare situation in which an empirical law is p...
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...Along with their other contributions, Marx's analysis of exploitation relations and Weber's a... gives the impression that the mafioso mode of production is likely to last longer than antici...
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... Greek world and the existence of a 'slave mode of production' (pp. 103-10); the debate over the t...
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... been an enduring paradox in debate around Marx's value theory (Fine, 2001).1 This is that both pr... (even if transformed into price of production) does not equal market price, so we must reject th... itself forms the basis for this [capitalist] mode of production (1991: 451, emphasis added). And yet...
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What do we have to be proud of? Take your pick. For Michael Howard there is British identity, which is about "our democracy, monarchy, rule of law, history". For Tony Blair, on the other hand, it is about "values, not institutions" - splendidly British values such as "fair play, creativity, tolerance and an outward-looking approach to the world".
... economies of scale - which means mass production, the smoothing-out of edges, uniform development: ..., to the world market, to uniformity in the mode of production and in the conditions of life corressponding thereto," wrote Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels nearly 160 years ago in the C...
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...'s theory of money is imbued with a very modern vision and that it, in many ways, prefigures the t... in which the real social character of production is subsumed by the private acts of individuals eng...