The economists have changed Marx, in various ways;
the point is to interpret him — correctly.
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March 2013
Ravi Bali has published a VERY impressive review essay on Reclaiming Marx's "Capital" and The Failure of Capitalist Production (my books) at A World to Win.
A Marx for our times: Ravi Bali reviews the work of Andrew Kliman, which shows how Marx’s theories have real meaning for today.
http://www.aworldtowin.net/reviews/KlimanFailureCapitalistProduction2.html
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November 2011
My new book
The Failure of
Capitalist Production
Underlying Causes of
the Great Recession
is now in print!
UPCOMING EVENTS ON THE BOOK:
…..Feb. 6, 2012. NEW YORK CITY. 7 PM. Bluestockings Books, 172 Allen St., Manhattan. (212) 777-6028.
…..Feb. 10. TORONTO. 1:30 PM. York University Dept. of Political Science; Verney Room, Ross Building South, 6th Floor.
…..Feb. 15. WINNIPEG. 2:30-4:00 PM. Global Political Economy program, University of Manitoba; Concourse Lounge, University College. (On Feb. 16, 7:30 PM, Kliman will also talk on “Reclaiming Marx’s Capital” at the Marx Reading Group. Aqua Books, 274 Garry Street, Winnipeg. (204) 943-7555.)
…..Feb. 22. NEW YORK CITY. New School.
…..Feb. 26-27. MOSCOW.
…..Feb. 29. TAMPERE, Finland.
…..March 1. HELSINKI, Finland.
…..March 5. LONDON. 6:30 PM. Bookmarks Bookshop. 1 Bloomsbury Street, WC1B3QE. Introduction by Joseph Choonara, talk by Kliman, discussion, wine.
…..March 6. SALFORD (near Manchester, UK).
…..March 8. SHEFFIELD, UK.
…..March 10. NEWCASTLE, UK.
…..weekend of March 17-18. NEW YORK CITY. Pace University, 1 Pace Plaza, Manhattan. Left Forum panel on book. Speakers: Brendan Cooney, Barry Finger, Alan Freeman, Anne Jaclard, and Mike West. Comments by Kliman.
Check this space again for additional events and additional details, or contact Marxist-Humanist Initiative.
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Jan. 2012
Check out Reclaiming Marx's "Capital": The Movie on YouTube.
I found it moving and poignant.