While Marx never used the term “late-stage capitalism,” his prediction of frequent crises in capitalism has certainly come ...

But Marx will have none of that -- it is to be ideal capitalism, which will dig its own grave. He finds the answer to the dilemma in one commodity that is different from all others. The commodity ...

From a critical point of view of capitalism, all of this is extremely consistent. Some 150 years ago, Karl Marx wrote about how the bourgeoisie raced across the globe to open up ever larger sales ...

Marxism in any form should be consigned to the dustbin of history.

"We now find ourselves in a position where capitalism has commodified or enclosed everything on earth for profit-making accessible only for the wealthy," he says. Karl Marx coined the term ...

The benefits of technological progress, concentrated in the hands of big corporates, are unevenly distributed, deepening ...

Karl Marx’s theory of alienation reveals how human activity creates society and how we have the potential to create a ...

In this week‘s Friday Philosophy, Dr. David Gordon looks at Allen Wood‘s attempts to salvage Marx‘s theory of exploitation.