.... Drawing on Abdel Khaliq Mahgoub's powerful articulations of Marxism, political economy, leadership, and labor theories, Adlan addresses the rich experiences of the SCP in its relentless efforts at beating the odds of conservative politics. His misgivings about the SCP at the time of his resignation embody...

... to the general rule of con­ tingent labor practices. If the socially averaged time of abstract labor served as the metric for Karl Marx s labor theory of value, it would seem that the nonstandard time of the unpredictable event has come to define the abstract conditions of labor in the contemporary moment.12...

...Moishe Postone; Timothy Brennan In this interview, Moishe Postone, author of Time, Labor, and Social Domination , discusses the Marxian critical theory of capitalism against the background of the author's intellectual biography and central historical developments of recent decades. The interview...

... and information and follows such a bifurcation along three stages: the industrial factory, the cybernetic society, and planetary computation. More generally, the essay tries to recombine the energy theory of labor (labor as manual and energetic activity) with the information theory of labor , that is, labor...

... from academic scholarship and experimentation, not simply from his own pre-established point of view. Karl Marx did not invent his labor theory of value. At the time that he was writing Capital, economists pretty generally held that labour was the source of value. x Eugene Porter tells us...

..., edited by Vicki Squire, 121–42. London: Routledge. Qiu, Jack, Melissa Gregg, and Kate Crawford. 2014. “Circuits of Labour: A Labour Theory of the iPhone Era.” tripleC: Communication, Capitalism, and Critique 12, no. 2: 564–81. References Anderson Bridget Rogaly Ben . 2005...

... suggest that Georg Simmel’s understanding of money as an in-motion surface, as well as his critique of “labor money,” finds important points of resonance for the post-Fordist present. In addition to highlighting the renewed relevance of Simmel’s social theory, I further ask: What are the implications...

... – 18 . Bellofiore Riccardo Finelli Roberto . 1998 . “ Capital, Labour and Time: The Marxian Monetary Labour Theory of Value as a Theory of Exploitation .” In Marxian Economics: A Reappraisal , edited by Bellofiore Ricardo , 48 – 74 . London : Palgrave Macmillan...

... scientific interest and expertise is in citizenship social and political theories and applied stud- ies on citizenship policies and education. Jelke Bosma is a PhD candidate in the Department of Media Studies, Univer- sity of Amsterdam. His research is part of the Platform Labor project and investigates...

... . New York : Columbia University Press . Deleuze Gilles . 1992 . “ Postscript on the Societies of Control .” October 59 : 3 – 7 . Elson Diane . 1979 . “ The Value Theory of Labour .” In Value: The Representation of Labour in Capitalism , edited by Elson Diane , 115 – 80...

...Timothy Brennan Only yesterday a discussion of economics in cultural circles was considered boring—a mere “economism”—but it is now everywhere in the arts. “Labor,” while being summoned as a grand economic category, enters conversations in the humanities today in the form of a theory of the latest...

...femi babylon; Heather Berg In this interview, femi babylon elaborates a proheaux womanist theory of erotic labor as at once work and antiwork. “Sex work is work” speaks to the realities of erotic labor as a survival strategy and illuminates the connections among erotic labor and other forms of gig...

... priests of globalization theory through his political writings, present- ing an ongoing challenge to conceptions of intellectual labor as academic workers struggle to comprehend their role in the machinery of the state, which should lead to a larger critique of the institutions of neoliberalism...

... that characterizes post-Fordism and contingent labor as a point of departure, I note that this marks a traversal of the classically contractarian boundary between the temporally circumscribed sale of “one’s own labor” and life construed as property. Yet, rather than follow theories of the biopolitical in positing...

... needed a thoroughgoing re­ vision and overhauling; this task he proceeded to undertake. He dis­ carded the incubus of the Hegelian dialectic and substituted for it the idea of linear progress and social evolution. He fused the unconvincing sur­ plus labor theory of value with the newer Austrian utility...

... : Princeton University Press . Du Gay Paul Pryke Michael . 2002 . Cultural Economy: Cultural Analysis and Commercial Life . London : Sage . Elson Diane . 1979 . “ The Value Theory of Labour .” In Value: The Representation of Labour in Capitalism , edited by Elson Diane , 115...

... that capitalist practices make as they reconfigure status societies into contract ones. Instead, I propose the rudiments of a theory of cultural capital grounded in the exploitation of labor power through institutions of knowledge formation, and I nominate the form through which this value appears as prestige...

... dialectic and substituted for it the idea of linear progress and social evolution. He fused the unconvincing sur­ plus labor theory of value with the newer Austrian utility theories. He ...

... of which equally endorse the creativity of the worker and deny the fundamentally social character of labor. We argue that the underlying conformism of strands of radical theory that valorize immaterial labor needs to be replaced by forms of disciplined intellection that can account for the ever...

... value-theory has been obscured by his own emphasis on the subjec­ tive factor, on human labor-power as the key factor in profit. Used without this subjective emphasis, however, Marx s value-theory becomes a theory of time and speed, in which time is, quite literally, compressed in favor of distance...