Marxian economics - Edgar Hardcastle Transcript of the opening remarks of Edgar Hardcastle (for the Socialist Party of Great Britain) taking place in 1986 at Marchmont Street in…
The market - John O'Neill John O'Neill draws on considerable research in this area to provide an overdue critical evaluation of the limits of the market, and future…
Two typical theories of money - A.P. Hazell The quantity theory of money from the Marxist standpoint. This article deals with Locke and Mill. It appeared in the Journal of Political Economy…
Bitcoin: Finally, fair money? Bitcoin is a decentralised digital currency, functioning without a central bank. But does it actually differ from "real" money, and can it help…
Marx's dialectic - Paul Mattick Jr. Paul Mattick Jr.'s conspectus of Marx's dialectic in relation to Hegel's dialectic and Logic. Mattick argues against such Marxists as Lenin that…
Marx: a radical critique - Alan Carter Alan Carter's libertarian communist critique of Marxism as an ideology developed by a rising "managerial-technical" class that would replace the…
Australia you’re standing in it part 2: debt and social reproduction An attempt to think through the connections between state debt, social reproduction and class…
Global market failure and the necessity for a new world Globalisation creates externalities of planetary scale that bring with them systemic breakdown. A…
What happened to the economic recovery in the West? The case of the UK Did the crisis mark the beginning of a new down-swing in capitalist development? If not, why was the…
The case against economic calculation - Adam Buick Talk by Adam Buick for the Socialist Party on 27 September 2015 in London. The Economic Calculation Argument is a classic argument against the…
Australia you're standing in it part 1: the pulse rate of accumulation Part 1 of a series on the current conjuncture of capital accumulation and class struggle in…
Black Flag 235 (2012) With workfare in the news at the time, this issue focused on the CWU union's enthusiastic support for its use in Royal Mail, alongside articles…
