NEW DEPARTURES IN MARXIAN THEORY (ECONOMICS AS SOCIAL THEORY)
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ECON 4337 Comparative Economic Systems Notes by Ayse Erdogan The Theory and History of Marxism and Socialism Karl Marx (1818-1883) The Theory and History of Marxism and Socialism The Marxian Worldview: Karl Marx (1818-1883) Personal history notes -
Listen, Marxist!From Post Scarcity Anarchism, 1971. Listen, Marxist! by Murray Bookchin All the old crap of the thirties is coming back again-the shit about the "class line," the "role of the working class," the "trained cadres," the "vanguard p -
Ruthenberg: Soviet Russia [Nov. 7, 1923] 1 Soviet Russia: A Triumph of Marxism. by C.E. Ruthenberg A release to the WPA party press, copy in the Comintern Archive, f. 515, op. 1, d. 213, ll. 135-136. Written for publication in conjunction with the -
World Association for Political Economy WAPE [2006] No.5 Call for Papers The 2nd Forum of the World Association for Political Economy (WAPE), on The Political Economy of -
SUMMARY OF PROPOSALS: Notes on the Ecological Dimension Marxists & the Environment: Is Marx's critique of Science and Technology radical enough? By Mitchel Cohen Five conceptualizations and proposals for greening Marxism: 1. Oppose the privatizatio -
1 RADICAL POLITICAL ECONOMY (ECON 488) Section VOA Winter 2006 Professor F. S. Lee Office: Manheim Hall, Room 202D Office Hours: M,W, 10.00 11.00 By appt. Office Tel. 816-235-2543 E-mail: leefs@umkc.edu Lectures: Required Texts: Monday, Wednesday, -
Econ Notes Ch 2 Exports- goods leaving a country Imports- goods coming into the country Gross domestic product (GDP)- a measure of annual output of goods and services Gross national product (GNP)- a measure of annual output of goods and services Theo -
Andrew: I think of reification as an extension and generalization of commodity fetishism.so the idea is that parts of social reality.be they economic laws, the worker's activity, commodities, etc. are MIS-perceived as having essential properties. A m -
1 HETERODOX BOOK SERIES Compiled by Fred Lee University of Missouri-Kansas City Fall, 2003 (First published in URPE Newsletter, 35.1, Fall, 2003, pp. 21 23) ADVANCES IN FEMINIST ECONOMICS (Routledge) The Advances in Feminist Economics series seeks -
1 Sociology 101: Important Concepts for Exam I Why Do Sociology? Taken-for-Granted Assumptions: Peter Berger argues that sociology is a process of challenging or debunking the matrix of assumptions that define and guide our everyday lives; that is, -
AHE Annual Conference 2003: Provisional Programme (11/06/03) Tuesday 8th July 9-9.30 Registration Parallel Session A Parallel Session B 9.30 11 The arms industry: the new imperialism John Lovering, Cardiff University The political economy of militar -
I. Analytical Focus of Structuralism II. The Evolution of Structuralism III. Contemporary Arguments in Favor of Neostructural Policies IV. Contemporary Arguments Against Neostructural Policies V. Examples of Successes & Failures I. Analytical Focus o -
Politics in the Modern World I. Foundational principles and movements The Enlightenment in Europe (17th and 18th centuries) laid the groundwork for the emergence of modern political theory and organization. The essential building blocks of Enlight -
Lecture Five: Perspectives on Market Society and Industrial Capitalism Adam Smith (quick review) Growth theory. Competition and equilibrium. Invisible Hand. Market as self-regulating. Normative implications? Karl Marx Marxian Analysis Economics hist -
Radical Development: Dependency Theories in the 1960s and 1970s Lecture for Tuesday 3rd October Geog270 Aims of the Lecture introduce key critiques of modernisation theory introduce dependency theories reflect critically on the work of dependency