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How Would Karl Marx Respond to Our Global Credit Crisis?

By John Dermody, Travis Hodgkins, and Nema Milaninia

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Having born and brought up in a communist country as well as reading Marxism over the years in both social and economic disciplines, I can?t help asking myself the question: ?How would Marx respond to this financial crisis?? The question lingered for weeks. Yesterday, I finally did a quick search on this subject. Unsurprisingly, there has been a revival of interest in Marx ever since the crisis started. Das Kapital, one of Marx?s most known analyses on the economy of capitalism have once again become the best seller all over the world. Last year, Phillip Collins of the UK Times...

Full post as published by Transnational Law Blog on February 26, 2009 (boomark / email).

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