This book remains one of the masterpieces of socialist literature. While many today believe there is no alternative to global capitalism, this book is a timely and forceful statement of an opposing view.
This book remains one of the masterpieces of socialist literature. While many today believe there is no alternative to global capitalism, this book is a timely and forceful statement of an opposing view.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Rosa Luxemburg (1870-1919). Polish-born revolutionary who was a leader of the left-wing movement in Germany from 1898 until her murder in 1919. Translated by Agnes Schwarzschild.
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Introduction to the Routledge Classics Edition Translator's Note A Note on Rosa Luxemburg Introduction SECTION I: The Problem of Reproduction 1. The Object of our Investigation 2. Quesnay's and Adam Smith's Analyses of the Process of Reproduction 3. A Criticism of Smith's Analysis 4. Marx's Scheme of Simple Reproduction 5. The Circulation of Money 6. Enlarged Reproduction 7. Analysis of Marx's Diagram of Enlarged Reproduction 8. Marx's Attempt to Resolve the Difficulty 9. The Difficulty Viewed from the Angle of the Process of Circulation SECTION II: Historical Exposition of the Problem 10. Sismondi's Theory of Reproduction 11. MacCulloch v. Sismondi 12. Ricardo v. Sismondi 13. Say v. Sismondi 14. Malthus 15. v. Kirchmann's Theory of Reproduction 16. Rodbertus' Criticism of the Classical School 17. Rodbertus' Analysis of Reproduction 18. A New Version of the Problem 19. Vorontsov and his 'Surplus' 20. Nikolayon 21. Struve's 'Third Persons' and 'Three World Empires' 22. Bulgakov and his Completion of Marx's Analysis 23. Tugan Baranovski and his 'Lack of Proportion' 24. The End of Russian 'Legalist' Marxism SECTION III: The Historical Conditions of Accumulation 25. Contradictions within the Diagram of Enlarged Reproduction 26. The Reproduction of Capital and its Social Setting 27. The Struggle against Natural Economy 28. The Introduction of Commodity Economy 29. The Struggle against Peasant Economy 30. International Loans 31. Protective Tariffs and Accumulation 32. Militarism as a Province of Accumulation Index
Introduction to the Routledge Classics Edition Translator's Note A Note on Rosa Luxemburg Introduction SECTION I: The Problem of Reproduction 1. The Object of our Investigation 2. Quesnay's and Adam Smith's Analyses of the Process of Reproduction 3. A Criticism of Smith's Analysis 4. Marx's Scheme of Simple Reproduction 5. The Circulation of Money 6. Enlarged Reproduction 7. Analysis of Marx's Diagram of Enlarged Reproduction 8. Marx's Attempt to Resolve the Difficulty 9. The Difficulty Viewed from the Angle of the Process of Circulation SECTION II: Historical Exposition of the Problem 10. Sismondi's Theory of Reproduction 11. MacCulloch v. Sismondi 12. Ricardo v. Sismondi 13. Say v. Sismondi 14. Malthus 15. v. Kirchmann's Theory of Reproduction 16. Rodbertus' Criticism of the Classical School 17. Rodbertus' Analysis of Reproduction 18. A New Version of the Problem 19. Vorontsov and his 'Surplus' 20. Nikolayon 21. Struve's 'Third Persons' and 'Three World Empires' 22. Bulgakov and his Completion of Marx's Analysis 23. Tugan Baranovski and his 'Lack of Proportion' 24. The End of Russian 'Legalist' Marxism SECTION III: The Historical Conditions of Accumulation 25. Contradictions within the Diagram of Enlarged Reproduction 26. The Reproduction of Capital and its Social Setting 27. The Struggle against Natural Economy 28. The Introduction of Commodity Economy 29. The Struggle against Peasant Economy 30. International Loans 31. Protective Tariffs and Accumulation 32. Militarism as a Province of Accumulation Index
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