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In: Capital & class : CC (2007) 91, pp. 135

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OBITUARY - John Harrison, socialist teacher and writer; born 27 January 1949, died 8 December 2006.

In: Capital & class : CC (2007) 91, pp. 131-134

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Rethinking critical realism: Labour markets or capitalism? This article comprises a sharp response to Fleetwood's critical-realist contribution on labour markets in the previous issue of Capital & Class. It argues that the contribution of Marxist political economy to the understanding of labour markets is grossly understated, and that Fleetwood's own alternative is deficient, since it fails to ...

Fine, Ben - In: Capital & class : CC (2007) 91, pp. 125-130

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Formal and real subordination and the contemporary proletariat: Re-coupling Marxist class theory and labour process analysis - This paper begins with a critique of E. O.Wright's 1980s class analysis via a reworking of central aspects of Marx's class theory. This foundation provides the basis for a re-coupling of labour-process themes to a class analysis of contemporary capitalism.

Neilson, David - In: Capital & class : CC (2007) 91, pp. 89-124

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The roots of hegemony: The mechanisms of class accommodation and the emergence of the nation-people - Gramsci's insight that hegemony depends on 'hegemonic principles' such as the nation, which unify antagonistic classes, was never developed either theoretically or empirically. This article critically elaborates on Gramsci using the concept of 'mechanisms of class accommodation', and reviews the ...

Pozo, Luis M. - In: Capital & class : CC (2007) 91, pp. 55-88

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Negotiating a coercive turn: Work discipline and prison reform in Ontario - The shadow of the prison looms larger than ever in social and labour-market policy, as neoconservatism penetrates further into the remains of the old welfare state. This article looks at moves toward the 'penal management of poverty' in Canada's largest province, and finds them disturbing in intent, but still unsteady and ...

McElligott, Greg - In: Capital & class : CC (2007) 91, pp. 31-54

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Towards an anti-racist Marxist state theory: A Canadian case study - Taking the form of a critical examination of Marxist theories of the state, this article argues that analyses of the state need to integrate anti-racist theory. This allows the racialised nature of the capitalist state to be highlighted, and also has the potential to shed greater light on the operations of state power both ...

Gordon, Todd - In: Capital & class : CC (2007) 91, pp. 1-30

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In: Capital & class : CC (2007) 93, pp. 255

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HISTORICAL DIMENSIONS - From 'embedded liberalism 'to' negotiated openness': British trade unions and the European Union from the 1960s -- A world-order approach - Applying a world-order approach, this article revisits debates concerning British trade unionism and the European Union. It argues that the 'Europeanisation' of British unionism, strongly evident from the mid-to-late 1980s, dates back ...

Strange, Gerard - In: Capital & class : CC (2007) 93, pp. 233-254

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HISTORICAL DIMENSIONS - The British left: For and against Europe? A historical survey - Employing a neo-Gramscian approach, this article argues that the European policies of the British left underwent three significant shifts during the post-war period. It further argues that these changes resulted from transformations in the balance of power between anti- and pro- EU forces, themselves linked to ...

Mullen, Andrew - In: Capital & class : CC (2007) 93, pp. 217-232

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