Marxism dryly analyses work as the painful dead-end of the exploitation of man by man. In real life, work is a dense and complex concept. And the sacrosanct clear-cut division between work and capital is fading away. In addition, taylorism is not specific to capitalism but to industrial logic....

Under-development is a revenue per capita that does not match the cost of a man. To Marx this is fostered by capitalism which implacably increases it to boot. However, many a country have eradicated desti-tution via their insertion into the global capitalistic market. This firstly requires a...