The Grundrisse was a set of notebooks Karl Marx wrote in 1857-58 while preparing for what would eventually become Capital.

Capitalism, according to Marx, is responsible for society's problems because private property promotes greed. So Marx outlined his plan for liberating the proletariat by releasing them from their ...

In Marx, the distinction between labor and labor-power is found already achieved in all the preparatory works to the Contribution to the Critique of Political Economy9; given that all these works ...

Karl Marx was born more than two centuries ago, in 1818, and, given the enormous impact of his ideas, it should hardly surprise us that we are still trying to make sense of his life and legacy.

Karl Marx called his system “scientific socialism.” ... It is the economic view of the world that evolved in our brains before the development of the modern ... Labor Data Buoys Treasury Yields.

IN HIS article "Marx vs. the myth of human nature," Paul D'Amato--a socialist whom I have the upmost respect for--makes the traditional but categorical mistake of informing his readers that Marx ...

Marx was dead certain for ontological reasons that exchange-value was created by human socially-necessary labor time and by that alone, and that after its creation exchange-value could be ...

Joblessness was liberating for Karl Marx in 1844: it meant he could go back to school. His classrooms were Paris’s gaslit cafes and wine cellars, and small offices filled with cigar smoke.