Titlebook: Radical Economics; Bruce Roberts,Susan Feiner Book 1992 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1992 Marx.economic development.economics.economy

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Values and Value Transfers: A Comment on Itoh,ping both capitalist and socialist worlds from the 1970s onward challenged economists to rethink and refine their basic approaches. Among other things, this sparked a resurgence of interest in fundamental issues such as the theory of value. Thus, what appears as an abstract discussion is actually ro

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The Analytical Foundations of Contemporary Political Economy: A Comment on Hunt, with traditional Marxism. These differences are deep and fundamental, to the point that rational choice Marxism can indeed be considered hostile to many of traditional Marxism ‘ s most basic tenets. In this essay I will neither attempt to defend analytical Marxism against Hunt’s critique nor will I

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Marxist-Feminist Contributions to Radical Economics,the “second wave” of feminism (the first was in the mid- and late-nineteenth century). This resurgence of feminism was both the result and cause of a growing breakdown in the traditional sexual division of labor as more and more married women entered into the paid labor force, and as women began to

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Power, Class and Economic Development: A Comment on Ruccio,LDCs, taken together, than in more developed countries (MDCs). Population grew faster in LDCs (though it is now slowing down), so the record is less impressive in terms of per-capita income, but the LDCs at least held their own in comparison with MDCs.. Industrial output and employment grew faster t