I wrote this article in response to a request by Aleksandr Buzgalin to respond to his own article in Science and Society. This allowed me to develop the critical notion of ‘mental objects’. This [...]
This article is the first systematic formulation of the theory of value in continuous time, freeing it from the prison of discrete (period) analysis in which it has been trapped since the [...]
The importance of Juan Pablo Mateo’s rare book goes well beyond the promise of the title, because through the prism of the Spanish economy, it offers the reader an understanding of the economic [...]
In Mexico, I gave a talk on creative industries and mental objects. This post contains the main text of that talk, and an additional fragment from which the title of this post is taken; I don’t [...]
A discussion of Luxemburg’s claims concerning Marx’s schemata of Expanded Reproduction, demonstrating that his asssumptions are not those attributed to him in the subsequent debate. Demonstrates [...]
Complete but unpublished paper, also posted on Academia Cite as: Freeman, A. 2019. The Inconvenient problem of exchange Inconsistency. Why Moseley’s price interpretation of Marx is not a [...]
This contains my introductions to each of two volumes of the work by Professor Chen Enfu and his colleagues, which I was asked to edit for publication by Canut Press. The book ([see the 2014 post [...]
A definitive exegesis of Marx’s treatment of class, focussing especially on Volume III of Capital Cite as: ‘Class’. 2019. In Vidal,M., Tomas Rotta, Tony Smith, and Paul Prew (2019) The Oxford [...]
This report, using data from a range of authoritative sources, studies the long-term postwar economic growth of the industrialised North and shows that this has fallen continuously, with only [...]
In 2018, the bicentenary of Marx’s birth, a team of Japanese Marxists and economists organised an international symposium on Marx in the 21st Century. This was the first time we had been able to [...]
