...Robert C. Bone Mohammed, Marx and Marhaen: the Roots of Indonesian Socialism ., by Jeanne S. Mintz . New York : Frederick A. Praeger , 1965 . vi, Bibliography, Index, 246 . $6.00. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1965 1965 170 JOURNAL OF ASIAN STUDIES...

...Norman Levine The Asiatic Mode of Production: Sources, Development and Critique in the Writings of Karl Marx . By Lawrence Krader . Assen, Netherlands : Van Gorcum , 1975 . xiv, 454 pp. Notes, General Bibliography, Indexes. Dfl. 98.80 Copyright © Association for Asian Studies, Inc...

...Mose L. Harvey The Function of “China” in Marx, Lenin, and Mao . By Donald M. Lowe . Berkeley and Los Angeles : University of California Press , xiv , 200 pp. Bibliography, Index. $5.00. Copyright © Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1968 1968 BOOK REVIEWS 385 The Chinese Theory...

...Benjamin I. Schwartz; Douglas S. Paauw BOOK REVIEWS DAVID MITRANY'S MARX AGAINST THE PEASANT:' Two Comments on its Implications for the Far East BENJAMIN I. SCHWARTZ DOUGLAS S. PAAUW Harvard University I would strongly recommend this book whatever its shortcomings to any one interested...

...Norman Levine Abstract Marx's writings on Asia do not bulk large in the corpus of work he published in his lifetime: several articles for Charles Dana's Daily Tribune ; scattered references in his Critique of Political Economy, Capital , and Theories of Surplus Value ; and (more precise...

...Benjamin Schwartz Abstract Karl Marx is responsible for the famous if inaccurate dictum that while previous philosophers had been interested in explaining the world, he was interested in changing it. Yet the fact remains that Marx was passionately interested in explaining the world. The drive...

...Germaine A. Hoston Abstract Takabatake Motoyuki was one of several prewar Japanese socialists who combined the Marxian ideal of proletarian socialism with nationalism. The first to produce a full Japanese translation of Karl Marx's Capital in 1919, Takabatake formulated a doctrine of national...

... with the aid of machines—on a relatively permanent basis; these people have secure job tenure. Others are marginal workers, “lumpenproletarians” as Marx called them; sometimes they have jobs, sometimes they are unemployed. Often these are seasonal farm workers. They live in factory dormitories when they can...

..., not as the mechanically determined superstructural reflections of material relations but as an active and constituent components of everyday social life. The concepts required for such an analysis are developed here, drawing on the seminal work of both Marx and Weber, as well as on more recent scholarship...

...Philip C. C. Huang Abstract The central theme of my book, reviewed in the previous article by Ramon Myers, is that, contrary to the expectations of the classical models of Adam Smith and Karl Marx, commercialization does not necessarily bring modern development to the countryside. China before 1950...

... for decades in the latter fields with China as a starting point and the comparison of institutions as a central target, I would like to discuss here some of the problems connected with the power structure that Montesquieu, the men of the Enlightenment, and Marx and Engels called “Oriental despotism...

... BOOK REVIEWS 541 On the Marxological side, the problem of Asia began essentially with the publication of the Grunclrisse. Exegetical as distinct from political, the Marxologists approached the Asiatic mode of production to help clarify Marx's theory of social evolution. Krader has produced a book...

...Michael Adas Does Technology Drive History? The Dilemma of Technological Determinism . Edited by Meritt Roe Smith and Leo Marx . Cambridge, Massachusetts : The MIT Press , 1994 . xv, 280 pp. $35 hardbound, $16.95 paperback. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1995...

... Karl A. , “The Ruling Bureaucracy of Oriental Despotism: A Phenomenon that Paralyzed Marx,” Review of Politics , 15.3 ( 1953 ), 350 – 359 . 7 Wittfogel Karl A. and Chia-sheng Feng , History of Chinese Society, Liao ( Philadelphia and New York , 1949 ), 5f . 8...

... Harootunian , Marx After Marx: History and Time in the Expansion of Capitalism ( New York : Columbia University Press , 2017 ) ; Massimiliano Tomba , Marx's Temporalities ( Chicago : Haymarket Books , 2013 ) . 4 J. Victor Koschmann , Revolution and Subjectivity in Postwar...

... in the Writings of Karl Marx. BY LAWRENCE KRADER. Assen, Netherlands: Van Gorcum, 1975. xiv, 454 pp. Notes, General Bibliography, Indexes. Dfl. 98.80 The research in this monograph is so praiseworthy and exhaustive that it is a pleasure to read even the footnotes. Krader has strip-mined the archives...

... in Nineteenth-Century Japan . Princeton : Princeton University Press . Marx Karl . [1853] 1969 . “The British Rule in India.” In Selected Works of Karl Marx and Frederick Engels , volume 1. Moscow : Progress Publishers . Marx Karl . [1855] 1969 . “The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte...

... diverses ( Paris , 1848 ), pp. 580 – 615 . 20 Thomas R. P. , “ The Sugar Colonies of the Old Empire: Profit or Loss for Great Britain ,” Economic History Review , XXI (April 1968 ), 30 – 45 . 21 Myrdal G. writes 115 years after Marx: “It is doubtful whether...

... Marx (in a second contribution to the volume) seek to provide some of the European context for nineteenth- and twentieth-century debates among American thinkers over these contentious issues. In a reworking of his now classic article, "Do Machines Make History," originally published in Technology...

... and Indian History. By B R E N D A N O ' L E A R Y , with a Foreword by E R N E S T GELLNER. Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 1989- As Brendan O'Leary points out, recent years have seen a boom in studies of Marx's concept of the Asiatic Mode of Production. O'Leary joins the fray with a brilliantly researched...