Karl Marx's Life, Ideas, and Influences: A Critical Examination on the Bicentenary

Part I On the Critique of Politics. 1. Heinrich Heine and Marx As Essayists: On the Genesis and the Function of the Critic-Intellectuals 2. Marx's Critique of German Social Democracy: From the International to the Political Struggles of the 1870s 3. Revolution and Radical Democracy: Marx Versus Post-Marxism 4. Marx' Research Project As a Future Science for Emancipatory Action: A Delineation 5. The Intimations of a Post-Capitalist Society in Marx's Critique of Political Economy 6. Recovering Marx: Steps Towards a Breakdance 7. On the Notion of "Workers' Control" in Marx and Marxists (1871-1917): A Survey 8. King, Marx, and the Revolution of Worldwide Value 9. Fetishism and Exploitation Marx - 150 and Marx 200: What Has Changed? Part II On the Critique of Political Economy 10. Marx's Observations on the Classical Theory of Interest 11. Money, Power, and Capitalism: Marx's Theory of Money and the Contemporary State-Credit Standard 12. Marx as Evolutionary and Some "Revisionist" Implications 13. Marx's Ideas and Conceptions of Socialism in the Twenty-First Century 14. Marx's Metaphysics of Human Labour in the Light of Sraffa: Labour Theory of Value Reconsidered 15. Marx's Prescient Theory of Centralization of Capital: Crises and an Nkrumahist Response 16. Petty Production and India's Development