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In: Capital & class : CC (2008) 94, pp. 119

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Simultaneous valuation versus the exploitation theory of profit: A summing up - The authors examine Mohun and Veneziani's 'The incoherence of the TSSI' from Capital & Class no. 92, demonstrating the errors of logic in the claims made in that article. They show that the TSS interpretation -- Contrary to simultaneist interpretations -- Reproduces all of Marx's principal disputed conclusions, and ...

Kliman, Andrew; Freeman, Alan - In: Capital & class : CC (2008) 94, pp. 107-118

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Genomic information and the public-private imbalance - This paper explores a neglected issue in the genome debate concerning the uneven relationships between the public and the private. It examines the ways in which the public -- Private imbalance is structured to meet the requirements of capitalist accumulation in the field of genomics. The anaylsis shows how public -- Private partnerships serve ...

Çoban, Aykut - In: Capital & class : CC (2008) 94, pp. 71-106

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The road not (to be) taken -- Why there is no Linkspartei in the USA: The American Sonderweg and the structural barriers to popular third parties in the US political system - Taking the German new Left Party as a point of comparison, this article examines the long history of failure of left-wing radicalism in the USA, placing it in the context of the barriers that have historically prevented the ...

Solty, Ingar - In: Capital & class : CC (2008) 94, pp. 49-70

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Workers and their alter egos as consumers - This article uses arguments from political and moral economy to illustrate some of the ways in which workers, in their alter egos as consumers, are causally implicated in the poor pay and conditions of other workers. It uses Marx's notion of commodity fetishism to explain why we tend to overlook this.

Fleetwood, Steve - In: Capital & class : CC (2008) 94, pp. 31-48

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Degrading the labourer: The reform of local government manual work - An empirical study of manual workers in school cleaning and grounds maintenance in a Labour-controlled local authority, this article shows how the implementation of public policy has made working life more insecure, more intensive and relatively worse paid for this overlooked group of workers, who provide essential services to ...

Gill-McLure, Whyeda; Seifert, Roger - In: Capital & class : CC (2008) 94, pp. 1-30

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In: Capital & class : CC (2008) 95, pp. 186

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In: Capital & class : CC (2008) 95, pp. 181-185

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In: Capital & class : CC (2008) 95, pp. 139-180

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History, scarcity, praxis ... and Stalin? Review essay: Jean-Paul Sartre's Critique of Dialectical Reason, Volume II

Robinson, Indrew - In: Capital & class : CC (2008) 95, pp. 109-138

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