Marxian Economics: Essays on Volume III of "Capital": Method, Value and Money v. 1: a Reappraisal (repost)
Marxian Economics: Essays on Volume III of "Capital": Method, Value and Money v. 1: a Reappraisal by RICCARDO BELLOFIORE
English | 1997 | ISBN: 0333644107 | 344 Pages | PDF | 5 MB
English | 1997 | ISBN: 0333644107 | 344 Pages | PDF | 5 MB
As we approach the end of the century, if not the end of history, a reappraisal of Marx's critique of political economy may seem a rather odd topic for a group of social scientists especially if, like the contributors to this volume, they are mostly economists. Nevertheless in early 1994, taking advantage of the centenary of the publication by Engels of the third volume of Capital, Marco Guidi and I decided to take the risk of proposing two conferences on Marx: the first, in Teramo, to be devoted to the past and present position of the Italian debates; the second, in Bergamo, to provide a forward-looking assessment of the more lively international research programmes. The Bergamo conference, whose participants were partly guest speakers and partly selected through a call for papers, met with unexpected success and a timely interest by Macmillan. The proceedings are now collected in this and a companion volume, with the papers arranged thematically.