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Alan Freeman: Investing in Civilization
This is a lecture that Marxist economist Alana Freeman gave in China in 2012 on the topic of the Creative Industries. (It’s a practice talk Alan gave in his hotel the day before his actual presentation.) While the talk … Continue reading
Posted in Interviews, Uncategorized
Tagged alan freeman, capitalism, creative industry, crisis, economics, labor, marx
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The Enigma of the Enigma- my critique of David Harvey for the Left Forum
see the more recent, and far superior, draft here. The Left Forum is next weekend at Pace University in NYC. I’m speaking on two panels on Sunday: David Harvey and Capitalist Accumulation; and a roundtable on Andrew Kliman’s new … Continue reading
Posted in Econ 303- Crisis
Tagged crisis, critique, David Harvey, Limits, marx, overaccumulation, rate of profit, sraffa, theory, TRPF
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The Failure of Capitalist Production- Interview With Andrew Kliman
In late January of 2012 I interviewed Andrew Kliman about his new book on the economic crisis, “The Failure of Capitalist Production.” I am still working on getting a good method of recording Skype interviews so the audio is … Continue reading
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Tagged andrew kliman, crisis, economics, failure of capitalist production, falling rate of profit, interview, marx, underconsumption
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Network for the Circulation of Theoretical Struggles
There is a new website in town. Now, perhaps you are already maxed-out on new websites, but I would urge regular readers to consider paying a bit of attention to this new site as it is a bit unique. The … Continue reading
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Tagged capital, capitalism, communism, crisis, marx, NCTS, network for the circulation of theoretical struggles, OWS, practics, praxis, reading, reading group, revolution, socialism, theory, thought
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further draft of subject-object
Perhaps it borders on narcissism to think that the world is interested in following the successive redrafting of the scripts to my videos. But I suppose there are worse things to clutter the internet with. I do always find feedback … Continue reading
Posted in The Law of Value
Tagged abstraction, capitalism, crisis, demand, economics, fetishism, labor theory of value, marginalism, marx, materialism, object, price, socialism, subject, subjectivism, value
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Part 2 of my interview on Diet Soap
Part 2 of My interview on Diet Soap has now been posted.
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Tagged andrew kliman, brendan cooney, capitalism, crisis, David Harvey, diet soap, falling rate of profit, marx, rick wolfe, underconsumption
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Bukharin on the Subjective/Objective Value debate
Thoughts on Bukharin’s “Economic Theory of the Leisure Class”, opening chapters… My preparations for “Law of Value 8: subject/object” which is to attempt to make sense of the debate over whether value is subjective or objective have led me to … Continue reading
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Tagged abstraction, austrain, bohm-bawerk, bukharin, circularity, crisis, dialectic, economics, infinite regression, labor, labor thoery of value, ltv, marginal utility, marx, objective, subjective, value
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Left Forum panels from Marxist-Humanist Initiative
I recently enjoyed watching these videos of some Left Forum panels sponsored by the Marxist-Humanist Initiative. Is Socialism Possible? Shockingly the answer is “yes”. This actually two panels featuring quite a variety of speakers including Michael Albert, Andrew Kliman, Anne … Continue reading
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Tagged albert, anarchist, capitalism, communism, crisis, falling rate of profit, freeman, jaclard, kliman, left forum, marx, moseley, socialism, theory
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Interview on Dietsoap
In a wide-ranging interview on dietsoap.com I discussed with host Doug Lain a variety of subjects including value theory, crisis theory, communism, marx’s method and information technology. It was a fun interview. I hope I was somewhat articulate on these … Continue reading
Kapital vol 3; Chapter 14. Counteracting Influences
Capital Vol. III Part III: The Law of the Tendency of the Rate of Profit to Fall Chapter 14. Counteracting Influences (This post is part of an ongoing project: a close reading of volume 3 of Kapital, one post per … Continue reading