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Science & Society's 2024 special issue on Cuba is now open access on Sage: journals.sagepub.com/toc/sso…
Melda Yaman's article from the latest issue of Science & Society, which rereads Marx's Ethnographical Notebooks from a socialist feminist perspective, is online with open access.
Barbara Foley's response to the debate on socialism in China from the 2025 S&S special issue is online with open access:
journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…
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Marxism as recuperative critique:
'doubt everything, but bring it all on board at the same time, as the recurring source material for the revolutionary, scientific and profoundly democratic practice that goes by the name of Marxism' (Professor David Laibman). @SciSocJournal
In honor of the passing of Guglielmo Carchedi, we are posting links to some of the articles and communications that Carchdei published with S&S over the years. Carchedi made several major contributions to the fields of Marxism and political economy and will be sorely missed.
"Tsakalotos on Homo Economicus: Some Comments" (2006). A response by Carchedi to Tsakalotos' criticism of homo economicus, seeking to add a perspective centered on class analysis.
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"Mathematics and Dialectics in Marx: A Reply" (2012). Carchedi's response to Russell Dale's remarks on dialectics and Marx's Mathematical Manuscripts.
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David McNally, author of "Slavery and Capitalism," will be delivering a presentation at the S&S Online Speaker Series on December 5th at 4:00PM EST. RSVP to attend the talk on Zoom.
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Finally read this. I think it's monumental. Just one revelatory and original argument after another.
I said I'd write a review for @SciSocJournal, which I hope to get to soon (and, as always, I will have some minor critiques!)
David McNally, author of "Slavery and Capitalism," will be delivering a presentation at the S&S Online Speaker Series on December 5th at 4:00PM EST. RSVP to attend the talk on Zoom.
Danny Goldstick's "Is the World a Dialectical Place?" examines Engels' theory of superdeterminism and its relation to the dialectal method. Now open access.
journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…
Lenart Nici's 'Market Socialism and Value-Form: “The Impossible Socialism” Revisited' is open access on Sage.
