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Chinese state-enterprise reform: Economic transition, labour unrest and worker representation

Hassard, John; Sheehan, Jackie; Yuxin, Xiao - In: Capital & class : CC (2008) 96, pp. 31-54

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'It was absolute hell': Inside the private prison

Tyalor, Phil; Cooper, Christine - In: Capital & class : CC (2008) 96, pp. 3-30

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In: Capital & class : CC (2007) 92, pp. 189

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Misconceptions of power: From Alchian and Demsetz to Bowles and Gintis - Methodology is not neutral, but presupposes a particular conception of the world. In this paper, I criticise the application of methodological individualism to the analysis of power relations in capitalism. I argue that radical economists develop, in fact, the same conception of power as their ultra-liberal colleagues. This ...

Palermo, Giulio - In: Capital & class : CC (2007) 92, pp. 147-188

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The incoherence of the TSSI: A reply to Kliman and Freeman - A response to Andrew Kliman and Alan Freeman's (2006) reply to Simon Mohun (2003) -- In Capital & Class, no. 88 and Capital & Class, no. 81, respectively.

Mohun, Simon; Veneziani, Roberto - In: Capital & class : CC (2007) 92, pp. 139-146

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Neither pragmatic adaptation nor misguided accommodation: Modernisation as domination in the Chilean and British Lefts - This article contests prevailing academic conceptions of the modernisation of parliamentary Left parties using the case studies of the Chilean Socialist Party and the British Labour Party. Developing a neo-Gramscian perspective, the article argues that modernisation can be more ...

Motta, Sara C.; Bailey, David J. - In: Capital & class : CC (2007) 92, pp. 107-138

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Law, globalisation and the NHS - How has globalisation affected Britain's National Health Service? The consequences of neoliberal restructuring can be observed through the changing form and substance of medical regulation. Case law and statutory developments highlight the global trade in health services, the marketisation of medical work, and the commodification of the human body.

Harrington, John A. - In: Capital & class : CC (2007) 92, pp. 81-106

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Global capitalism, the anti-globalisation movement and the Third World - The anti-globalisation movement, as a self-conscious and selfdefining movement of activists and development organisations, has striven to develop a collective critique of neoliberal globalisation. But its critique of neoliberalism, the globalising role of governments, and the capitalist foundations of globalisation needs to ...

Harvey Thomas, Neil - In: Capital & class : CC (2007) 92, pp. 45-80

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Value form and class struggle: A critique of the autonomist theory of value - This paper offers a critique of the class-struggle theory of value as i has developed within the so-called 'autonomist Marxist' approack, In particular, the discussion focuses on the views of Massimo D Angelis, as published in Capital & Class no. 57.

Kicillof, Axel; Starosta, Guido - In: Capital & class : CC (2007) 92, pp. 13-44

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BEHIND THE NEWS - Private military companies:'Shadow soldiers' of neo-colonialism - In the post-Cold-war era, dozens of private military companies with close connections to powerful Western countries are playing an increasingly significant role in the carrying out of colonialist activities. Operating particularly in key strategic zones and in the poorer states, these companies often violate ...

Zabct, Filiz - In: Capital & class : CC (2007) 92, pp. 1-12

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