Karl Marx's Grundrisse : Foundations of the Critique of Political Economy 150 Years Later

This collection examines the reflections developed exclusively in the Grundrisse to present an author in many ways radically different from the one presented by the dominant currents of twentieth century Marxism .

1. Prologue 2. Foreword, Eric Hobsbawn Part I. Grundrisse: Critical Interpretations 3. History, Production and Method in the 1857 'Introduction' to the Grundrisse, Marcello Musto 4. The Concept of Value in Modern Economy. On the Relationship between Money and Capital in 'Grundrisse', Joachim Bischoff and Christoph Lieber 5. Marx Conception of Alienation in 'Grundrisse', Terrell Carver 6. The Discovery of the Category of Surplus value, Enrique Dussel 7. Historical Materialism in 'Forms which precede Capitalist Production', Ellen Meiksins Wood 8. Marx's 'Grundrisse' and the Ecological Contradictions of Capitalism, John Bellamy Foster 9. Emancipated Individuals in an Emancipated Society. Marx's Sketch of Post-Capitalist Society in the 'Grundrisse', Iring Fetscher 10. Rethinking 'Capital' in Light of the 'Grundrisse', Moishe Postone Part II. Marx at the time of Grundrisse 11. Marx's life at the time of the 'Grundrisse'. Biographical notes on 1857-8, Marcello Musto 12. The First World Economic Crisis: Marx as an Economic Journalist, Michael R. Kratke 13. Marx's 'Books of Crisis' of 1857-8, Michael R. Kratke Part III. Dissemination and reception of Grundrisse in the world 14. Dissemination and Reception of the 'Grundrisse' in the world. Introduction, Marcello Musto 15. Germany and Austria and Switzerland, Ernst Theodor Mohl 16. Russia and Soviet Union, Lyudmila L. Vasina 17. Japan, Hiroshi Uchida 18. China, Zhongpu Zhang 19. France, Andre Tosel 20. Italy, Mario Tronti 21. Cuba and Argentina and Spain and Mexico, Pedro Ribas and Rafael Pla 22. Czechoslovakia, Stanislav Hubik 23. Hungary, Ferenc L. Lendvai 24. Romania, Gheorghe Stoica 25. USA and Britain and Australia and Canada, Christopher J. Arthur 26. Denmark, Birger Linde 27. Yugoslavia, Lino Veljak 28. Iran, Kamran Nayeri 29. Poland, Holger Politt 30. Finland, Vesa Oittinen 31. Greece, John Milios 32. Turkey, E. Ahmet Tonak 33. South Korea, Hogyun Kim 34. Brazil and Portugal, Jose Paulo Netto