Titlebook: Beyond Capital; Marx‘s Political Eco Michael A. Lebowitz Book 2003Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2003 capit

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The One-Sidedness of ,,ch ‘the contemporary power of capital rests’). It doesn’t consider changes in the standard of necessity, those which can emerge when the worker ‘presses in the opposite direction’ to the capitalist in the course of wage struggles. Nor, indeed, does it take up the question of struggles over wages. Th

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One-Sided Marxism,sser theoretical importance — even when it is acknowledged that Marx completed neither . nor the other works in his Economics that he envisioned. There are real problems in studying . as if it stands by itself. As noted in Chapter 5, Marx’s work outside . suggests that he retained his early concepti

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The One-Sidedness of Wage-Labour,Wage-labour is the necessary mediator for capital in capital’s thrust to grow. The reproduction of capital requires the reproduction of a body of wage-labourers, a mass of human instruments of production who must enter into a relation in which they perform surplus labour for capital. Thus, wage-labo

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Beyond Capital?,cribed by G.A. Cohen in his book, ., the thesis of ‘the primacy of productive forces’ proposes that the existence of a set of productive relations is explained by the level of development of the productive forces and that a new set of relations of production emerges when the old set ‘fetters’ the pr

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From Political Economy to Class Struggle, is rooted in the buying and selling of labour-power. In the absence of the demystification of capital, there is no going-beyond capital. Crises, stagnation, destruction of the natural environment (indeed, all purely economic movements) do not lead beyond capital because so long as capital appears n

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implications of the book on wage-labour that Marx originally intended to write. Focusing upon critical assumptions in Capital that were to be removed in Wage-Labour and upon Marx‘s methodology, Lebowitz stresses the one-sidedness of Marx‘s Capital and argues that the side of the workers, their goal