Riff-Raff No. 10: Communism and value

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The final issue of Riff-Raff, a Swedish journal influenced by left communist and autonomist Marxist strains, published Spring 2022.

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Submitted by Fozzie on August 2, 2024

The central question in this issue is how we can understand communism in relation to Marx's categories abstract labour and value. Are these inseperable from the commodity form and capitalist society or will they, on the contrary, live on under the control of the associated producers? We publish both Swedish translations and original contributions on this theme that we have been working with off and on—mostly off—since no. 9. With this tenth issue we also put an end to the project that kicked off more than twenty years ago. However, we look forward to continue the discussion in other contexts.

Introduction

Endnotes: Communisation and value form theory

Isaak Rubin: Abstract labour and value in Marx’s system

Isaak Dashkovskij: Abstract labour and the economic categories of Marx

Introduction to two fragments on value

Karl Marx: Value

Karl Marx: Value-objectivity as objectivity held in common (No English translation available at present)

Per Henriksson: Communist values. Or a positive theory of socialism?

Peter Åström: From the commodity to communism

Taken from riff-raff

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