Marx for the 21st century

=001  20617=003  OCoLC=005  20051205094741.0=008  051221s2006    enk           001 0 eng=010  ##$a2005000891=020  ##$a0415305306=040  ##$aDLC $cDLC $dBAKER $dBWKUK $dHUA=040  ##$aDLC $cDLC $dBAKER $dBWKUK $dHUA $dOrLoB-B=041  0#$aeng=042  ##$apcc=050  00$aHB97.5 $b.M3299 2006=082  00$a335.4 $222=092  ##$a335.4 $bM39 U=245  00$aMarx for the 21st century / $cedited by Hiroshi Uchida ; with a special introduction by Terrell Carver.=246  3#$aMarx for the twenty-first century.=260  ##$aLondon ; $aNew York : $bRoutledge, $c2006=300  ##$axiv, 203 p. ; $c24 cm.=490  0#$aRoutledge frontiers of political economy ; $v73.=504  ##$aIncludes bibliographical references and index.=520  1#$a"This collection surveys current research on Marx and Marxism from a diverse range of perspectives. Marx is rescued from 'orientalism', evaluated as a socialist thinker, revisited as a theorist of capitalist development, heralded as a necessary ethical corrective to modern economics, linked to ecologism, and claimed as an inspiration to 'civil society' theorists. There are also major scholarly revisions to the 'standard' historical accounts of Marx's work on the Communist Manifesto, his relationship to the contemporary theories of Louis Blanc and P.-J. Proudhon, and new information about how he and Engels worked together."--BOOK JACKET.=600  10$aMarx, Karl, $d1818-1883.=650  #0$aCommunism.=650  #0$aMarxian economics.=650  #0$aSocialism.=700  1#$aUchida, Hiroshi, $d1939-=970  11$tSpecial introduction $cTerrell Carver $fCarver, Terrell $p1=970  21$l1 $tMarx and modernity $cKunihiko Uemura $fUemura, Kunihiko $p9=970  21$l10 $tA bioeconomic Marx-Weber paradigm $cAkitoshi Suzuki $fSuzuki, Akitoshi $p135=970  21$l11 $tJapanese 'cultural eclecticism' and a reinterpretation of Marx and Keynes on the instabilities of capitalism $cMakoto Noguchi $fNoguchi, Makoto $p148=970  21$l12 $tThe Brussels Democratic Association and the Communist manifesto $cAkihiro Matoba $fMatoba, Akihiro $p165=970  21$l13 $tLouis Blanc, associationism in France, and Marx $cKoichi Takakusagi $fTakakusagi, Koichi $p180=970  21$l14 $tEditorial problems in establishing a new edition of The German ideology $cTadashi Shibuya $fShibuya, Tadashi $p193=970  21$l2 $tMarx's economic theory and the prospects for socialism $cMakoto Itoh $fItoh, Makoto $p22=970  21$l3 $tMarx's theory of history reappraised $cHiroshi Uchida $fUchida, Hiroshi $p39=970  21$l4 $tMarx and the future of post-capitalist society $cMasanori Sasaki $fSasaki, Masanori $p53=970  21$l5 $tMarx and distributive justice $cDaisuke Arie $fArie, Daisuke $p65=970  21$l6 $tMarx and the environmental problem $cHideaki Kudo $fKudo, Hideaki $p77=970  21$l7 $tThe theory of labour money : implications of Marx's critique for the local exchange trading system (LETS) $cMakoto Nishibe $fNishibe, Makoto $p89=970  21$l8 $tThe Japanese concept of civil society and Marx's burgerliche Gesellschaft $cHiroshi Mizuta $fMizuta, Hiroshi $p109=970  21$l9 $tMarx and J. S. Mill on socialism $cShohken Mawatari $fMawatari, Shohken $p121=993  01$edl=LDR  03483cam a22005534a 45 0