... proceeded apace, notably in France. As ably reviewed by Mark Poster, in Existential Marxism in Postwar France, this revitalized (“revisionist Marx- ism interacted with and converged toward existentialism. Jean Paul Sartre and other existentialists adopted a broadened version of Marx’s alienation...

... MARTINBRONFENBRENNER Economics and Marxism. Volume I: The Renaissance of the Marxian System; Volume 11: The Dynamics of the Marxian System. By Karl Kuhne. Trans- lated by Robert Shaw. New York: St. Martin’s Press, 1979. Pp. xix, 413; ix, 371. $27.50 each. These two volumes, revised...

... and the controlled prices of modem industry were similar. An economic historian as skilled as the author surely could perform better-controlled experiments. LeMoyne College NANCYJ. WULWICK Marxism: philosophy and economics. By Thomas Sowell. New York: William Morrow...

.... Norwegian School of Economics ODDLANGHOLM and Business Administration, Bergen Rethinking Marxism: struggles in Marxian theory: essays for Harry Magdo$ and Paul Sweezy. Edited by Stephen Resnick and Richard Wolff. Brooklyn: Auton- omedia, 1985. Pp. xxxiv, 428. $27.95...

...Emil Kauder Copyright © 1970 by Duke University Press 1970 Austro-Marxism vs. Austro- Marginalism Emil Kauder BETWEEN1880 and 1918 the drive for national independence tore the political fabric of the Hapsburg...

...Ronald L. Meek Copyright © 1972 by Duke University Press 1972 RONALD L. MEEK is Professor of Economics at Leicester University. Marginalism and Marxism Ronald L. Meek MARQINALISMand Marxism may seem at first sight a very stale sub- jmt...

...Richard D. Worff Copyright © 1975 by Duke University Press 1975 [HOPE Vol., 7 (1975) No. 21 COMMUNICATION: On Marxism and Marginalism A recent article in this journal’ presented a discussion from which the author concluded that Marxian...

... REVIEWS Main Currents of Marxism. By Leszek Kolakowski. Vol. I: The Founders, 434 pp., $19.95; Vol. 11: The Golden Age, 542 pp., $19.95; Vol. 111: The Break- down, 548 pp., $19.95. New York: Oxford University Press, 1978. “Marxism has been the greatest fantasy of our century...

... Press CCC 0018-2702/86/$1.50 Expository Marxism and comparative economic dynamics Larry Samuelson and Murray Wolfson I. Introduction Marx’s posthumous expositors attempted to specify the dynamic charac- teristics...

... scientific analysis. Do Institutionalists and others wish to gravitate toward Polanyi’s holistic, but total- izing, view of society as an instituted process? Or do they wish to find alternative ways, perhaps by embracing non-determinist Marxism or the work of Foucault, to analyze...

...M. Bronfenbrenner Copyright © 1970 by Duke University Press 1970 The Vicissitudes of lhlarxian Economics M. Bronfenbrenner I MY SUBJECT is Marxism since Marx; more specifically, Marxian economics since volume 1 of Bas...

... in the history of Marxism was certainly the life and work of V. I. Lenin. Despite the legitimizing term “Marxism-Leninism,” it may well be argued that Lenin accomplished a veritable revolution in Marxist thought, a revolution epitomized by his seminal work, Imperial- ism: The Highest Stage of Capitalism...

.... It is nearly scandalous that writers such as Blaug, Caldwell, and McCloskey have all but ignored the debates that have been raging within Marxism “after Marx” regarding the appropriateness of positivism and empiricism (as well as rational- ism) for a distinct Marxist social science. Ball, Farr...

... societies the issues of contradiction, contingency, and development. (In their recent Knowledge and class, economists Stephen Resnick and Richard Wolff argue for Marxism’s com- plete abandonment of such reductionism.) Stanfield calls “novel and controversial” Polanyi’s contention that market econ...

... of the essays comprised here, whether acknowledged openly or not, that this book has a greater degree of common fo- cus, complementary language, and discursive categories than we might expect in a collection of essays on Marx and Marxism contributed by economists, political scientists, and philosophers...

... of Anti-Semitism. Radical Religion 4 . 1 ( Winter ) 34 -37. Tillich , Paul . 1942 . Marxism and Christian Socialism. Christianity and Society 7 . 2 ( Spring ): 13 -18. Tillich , Paul . 1943 . Man and Society in Religious Socialism. Christianity and Society 8 . 4 ( Fall ): 10...

... . Postmodernism, Marxism, and the Critique of Economic Thought. In Marxism in the Postmodern Age: Confronting the New World Order . Edited by Antonio Callari, Stephen Cullenberg, and Carole Biewener. New York: Guilford. Baran , Paul , and Paul M. Sweezy 1966 . Monopoly Capital: An Essay on the American...

... know, are biased and partisan studies of one or another specialized tradition, hardly worth translation. Professor Itoh’s study of the de- velopment of Marxism in Japan is the best I have seen yet, and well worthy of its international presentation; we could use at least one such work...

... as Competing Paradigms Opposition between Marxism and the birth-control movement has been widely noted by historians who point out that Marxist theoreticians re- garded birth control as a palliative, likely to dampen revolutionary ar- dor. The Marxist attitude can be encapsulated in the slogan...

... between Veblen and Marx is revealed in his comment that “in Veblen . . . one can observe a certain influence of Marxism.” Gramsci makes no mention of Veblen regarding the ‘hegemony of ideas’. On this issue see n. 25 below. An- tonio Gramsci, I1 materialismo storico e lajlosoja di Benedetto Croce...