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Full-Text Articles in Other Economics
Educational Indebtedness, Youth Precarity, And Neoliberalism: A Comparative Analysis Between Chile And Colombia., Alejandro Rodriguez-Mejia
Educational Indebtedness, Youth Precarity, And Neoliberalism: A Comparative Analysis Between Chile And Colombia., Alejandro Rodriguez-Mejia
Working Papers
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The Security Trilemma: A Critical Research Agenda, Adem Yavuz Elveren, David M. Fields
The Security Trilemma: A Critical Research Agenda, Adem Yavuz Elveren, David M. Fields
Working Papers
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Driving Sustainability: Tax Policy, Esg, And Electric Vehicle Incentives, Raquel Alexander, James G. Lawson, Curtis M. Nicholls, Vernan Rivera
Driving Sustainability: Tax Policy, Esg, And Electric Vehicle Incentives, Raquel Alexander, James G. Lawson, Curtis M. Nicholls, Vernan Rivera
Working Papers
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Buddhist Economics: Problems And Possibilities, James Mark Shields
Buddhist Economics: Problems And Possibilities, James Mark Shields
Faculty Contributions to Books
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Value And Method In Desai's Geopolitical Economy, David Kristjanson-Gural
Value And Method In Desai's Geopolitical Economy, David Kristjanson-Gural
Faculty Journal Articles
This essay identifies the key conceptual contributions of Radhika Desai’s important and insightful analysis in her book, Geopolitical Economy. It then critically engages two key elements of her contribution: her characterization of Western Marxism and a methodological economism and theoretical essentialism that this essay argues have the unintended effect of reinforcing a marginalization of Marxism that her work is intended to redress.
Value, Cooperatives, And Class Justice, David Kristjanson-Gural
Value, Cooperatives, And Class Justice, David Kristjanson-Gural
Faculty Journal Articles
In this article I argue that elimination of exploitation at the firm level is necessary to eliminate exploitation, but is not sufficient, in and of itself, to support class justice. I distinguish exploitation as one of several aspects in the more inclusive category of class justice developed by George DeMartino. I then demonstrate that when the formation and distribution of value at the more complex level of Marx’s analysis in volume 3 of Capital is considered, workers may collectively appropriate surplus value but nonetheless be subject to an unfair redistribution of labor time. I use the example of the Mondrago …
Opening The System: (Re)Writing Value Theory Discursively, David Kristjanson-Gural
Opening The System: (Re)Writing Value Theory Discursively, David Kristjanson-Gural
Faculty Journal Articles
In this article I argue that modern and postmodern critics of value theory share the premise that Marx’s theory of value disables the project of emancipatory social change. The modern critics claim the theory is logically flawed and must be either resituated in a consistent logical framework or replaced by a Sraffian alternative. The postmodern critics claim that the theory is necessarily reductionist and excludes or renders secondary important axes of social struggle. I argue that by using a poststructural logic, Marx’s theory of value can be interpreted in a way that both overcomes the perceived consistencies of the modern …
Post-Structural Logic In Marx's Theory Of Value, David Kristjanson-Gural
Post-Structural Logic In Marx's Theory Of Value, David Kristjanson-Gural
Faculty Journal Articles
In this essay I use Louis Althusser’s observation concerning the synchrony and diachrony of Marx’s logic in Capital to detail changes in the meaning of value, defined as socially necessary abstract labor time, throughout the three volumes of Capital. I use this analysis to identify three common types of logical error in reading Marx that result from failing to recognize this aspect of his methodology, and I provide examples to illustrate each of these common errors. I then argue that, by recognizing the synchrony and diachrony of Marx’s method, it is possible to read value theory in a way that …
Money Is Time: The Monetary Expression Of Value In Marx's Theory Of Value, David Kristjanson-Gural
Money Is Time: The Monetary Expression Of Value In Marx's Theory Of Value, David Kristjanson-Gural
Faculty Journal Articles
In this article, I derive the monetary expression of value based upon commodity money and use it to translate values and exchange values from units of labor into units of money. While this analysis has been done at the initial stage of Marx’s analysis where he assumes that commodities exchange in proportion to their values, I derive the monetary expression of value at the more developed stage of Marx’s 10 analysis where commodities exchange according to prices of production. I then develop a macroeconomic measure of the monetary expression of value and link the micro- and macroeconomic determination of the …