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CULTURE - Re-valorizing Rubbish: Some Critical Reflections on 'Green' Product Strategies - The Article examines so-called 'green' product strategies advocated by various ecological commentators. It critically speculates upon their deployment within processes of capitalist products and consumption.

Maycroft, Neil - In: Capital & class : CC (2000) 72, pp. 135-160

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CULTURE - On Explaining Consumption - Fashionable culture-based theories of consumption, since they fail to address the more obvious ways in which consumption has increased in the advanced capitalist societies, are of little value for eco-socialist policies.

Lodziak, Conrad - In: Capital & class : CC (2000) 72, pp. 111-134

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POLITICAL ECONOMY - Capital Against Nature Through a critique of James O'Connor's theory of the 'second contradiction of capitalism', this paper proposes an alternative approach to a Marxist understanding of environmental crisis.

Spence, Martin - In: Capital & class : CC (2000) 72, pp. 81-110

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10007816621

POLITICAL ECONOMY - Capitalism, Valorization and the Political Economy of Ecological Crisis - This article critically reviews recent attempts within Marxism to theorise the political economy of ecological crisis focusing particularly on the work of James O'Connor and André Gorz.

Strange, Gerard - In: Capital & class : CC (2000) 72, pp. 55-80

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PHILOSOPHY - 'The creatures, too, must become free': Marx and the Animal-Human Distinction - This article defends Marx against recent suggestions that his distinction between humans and other animals involves a dismissive attitude toward the latter. On the contrary Marx's humanism is a form of naturalism which is sensitive to all natural needs and which underpins his critique of 'inhuman' ...

Wilde, Lawrence - In: Capital & class : CC (2000) 72, pp. 37-54

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PHILOSOPHY - Marxism and the Production of Nature - This essay reviews a century of debate on the Marx-nature-capitalism question. A concept of the capitalist production of nature, it is argued, may provide a way to move beyond the naturalist-socialist-constructionist impasse which is such a feature of Marxist theorising about the natural.

Castree, Noel - In: Capital & class : CC (2000) 72, pp. 5-36

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Lange, Bettina; Strange, Gerard - In: Capital & class : CC (2000) 72, pp. 2-4

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BOOK REVIEWS - Alexander Bogdanov and the Origins of Systems Thinking in Russia

Biggart, John; Dudley, Petyer; King, Francis; … - In: Capital & class : CC (2000) 71, pp. 163

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BOOK REVIEWS - What's Happening? The Truth About Work -- And the Myth of Partnership

Cohen, Sheila; Carter, Bob - In: Capital & class : CC (2000) 71, pp. 163

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BOOK REVIEWS - The Politics of Central Banks

Elgie, Robert; Thomson, Helen; Taylor, Graham - In: Capital & class : CC (2000) 71, pp. 163

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