Marx for the 21st Century: Reevaluating Marx's Critique of Political Economy by João Antonio de Paula (editor), Hugo da Gama Cerqueira (editor), Leonardo Gomes de Deus (editor), Eduardo da Motta e Albuquerque (editor), Alexandre Mendes Cunha, Carlos Eduardo Suprinyak ISBN 9783031220104, 9783031220135, 9783031220111, 3031220102, 3031220137, 3031220110 instant download

Marx for the 21st Century: Reevaluating Marx's Critique of Political Economy by João Antonio de Paula (editor), Hugo da Gama Cerqueira (editor), Leonardo Gomes de Deus (editor), Eduardo da Motta e Albuquerque (editor), Alexandre Mendes Cunha, Carlos Eduardo Suprinyak ISBN 9783031220104, 9783031220135, 9783031220111, 3031220102, 3031220137, 3031220110 instant download

This book offers a critical assessment of some of the most contentious topics in the Marxian critique of political economy in the light of the recent publications of the complete manuscripts and editions of Capital in MEGA. Covering issues like the incompleteness of Marx’s critique of political economy, the long-term trajectories of capitalism, the problem of economic crisis, and the center-periphery dynamics within global capitalism, this book offers an original intervention into the current debates of the Marxist tradition precisely at a crucial moment for the research of Marx’s critique of the capitalist economy, and recovers the true critical, dialectical and open character of Marx’s social theory.

1. A Brief History of the Critical Edition of the Works of Karl Marx

2. Dialectic of Unfinishedness: 150 Years of Volume 1 of Capital

3. Notes on a Crisis: The Exzerpthefte and Marx's Method of Research and Composition

4. Investigating Financial Innovation and Stock Exchanges: Marx, the Notebooks on the Crisis of 1866 and Structural Changes in Capitalism

5. A Tale of Two Crises: Research and Writing of Capital Between 1857 and 1868

6. New Starting Point(s): Marx, Technological Revolutions and Changes in the Center-Periphery Divide

7. Surplus Profit: A Key Concept for an Investigation of Modern Industrial Capitalism