Jack Rasmus
 
ABSTRACT
Throughout the twentieth century, American capitalism has proved strategically flexible and successful at periodically restructuring itself to take advantage of global opportunities that arose due to world wars, economic crises, and technological change and innovation. On three major occasions in the twentieth century, the ......

 
Stefano G. Azzarà
 
ABSTRACT
Domenico Losurdo was convinced of the intrinsically political nature of philosophy: political judgment is the test that verifies or falsifies even the most complex metaphysics, which have no meaning if they are not related to the real world. Losurdo often had to defend himself against the accusation of political part......

 
Erika Carter Grosso
 
ABSTRACT
In what ways do Cubans capitalize on inequalities created by globalization in order to advance socially and economically within a socialist system? What roles do migration and social reproduction play in the daily lives of Cubans at home and abroad, and how do these strategies advance the cause of the global capita......

 
Xuangong Wu
 
ABSTRACT
China has made brilliant achievements in the past 40 years, but at the same time there are also many thought-provoking questions emerged in China, which reveals to us that we should define clearly the correct direction of the path of socialism with Chinese characteristics. We must persistently take the realization, safeguar......

 
Roland Boer
 
ABSTRACT
For Marx, what happens to the state under socialism in power, after a communist revolution? This study requires a strict self-discipline: to avoid reading later positions back into Marx’s own positions. The material is organised in sections. The first concerns Marx’s observations on hitherto existing forms of the state, e......

 
Franklin Obeng-Odoom
 
ABSTRACT
What are the causes of the current transnational migration “crisis”? What about the causes of the 2008 global economic crisis? Are these crises separate or interlinked? Previous research has pointed to civil war in refugee-sending countries and problematic financial practices in the United States as causal mechan......

 
Zhun Xu
 
ABSTRACT
A key feature of the contemporary global economy is the unevenness of food production and trade. The problem of food dependency and the system’s lack of capacity to accommodate global demand continue to haunt the global food trade and capitalism in general. This paper shows that the global food trade emerged as a solution to ......

 
 
Christian Stache
 
ABSTRACT
Victor Wallis’s Red-Green Revolution is about ecosocialism as politics. He discusses the possible indispensable short-term ecosocialist reforms, particularly regarding technologies, within the necessary long-term challenge to revolutionize the capitalist mode of production. He outlines a political line of a potentia......

 
Daniel Bin
 
ABSTRACT
The dawn of capitalism was marked by what Marx referred to as primitive accumulation. Nevertheless, similar processes of dispossession of the means of subsistence and production continue until today. Capitalism cannot be sustained if additional means of production and growing availability of labor-power are not integrated i......

 
George Economakis & John Milios
 
ABSTRACT
On the basis of a Marxist analysis of capitalist relations of class power and the class configuration in contemporary advanced capitalist societies, the paper investigates the consequences of the recent economic crisis and of the neoliberal capitalist strategies in Greece (austerity, market liberalizatio......