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On the centralisation of capital – messages from the 19th Century

1997 April 1. sz szilu84

Ideas from Marx.

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Monopoly capital at theturn of the century

The article is a celebration of the 90 year old Paul Sweezy, who in 1966 – together with Paul Baran – provided an analysis of capitalism comparable to the works of Marx, Keynes, Kalecki and Schumpeter. The trends of capital accumulation and globalisation represent key features of the American economy in teh era of globalisation … Continue reading Monopoly capital at theturn of the century →

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The disagreements concern our proposals for effective strategies to defeat political Islam says the father of world systems analysis rejecting allegations of Eurocentrism and ignoring differences in his approach. There are no more traditional 'vestiges' that were attacked by earlier modernization theories rather forms traditional in appearance that were remodelled to serve capitalist expansion. The … Continue reading Comments on Tariq Amin-Khan’s Text →

Holocaust and genocide – What is general and what is specific?

The article examines the question how specific the holocaust was and how can it be compared to other genocides – the fate of Armenians or the German repression of soviet peoples also resulting in millions of victims. According to the author, the specificity is that the holocaust was not limited to one country only, as … Continue reading Holocaust and genocide – What is general and what is specific? →

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