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 ...

"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 reluctance to embrace the term “capitalism” is the result of a sustained rhetorical attack by freedom’s enemies.

While conditions and wages vary based on that society and what workers have won, every worker is exploited in a capitalist ...

If we truly wish to understand and apply Marx's insights today, we must reject the rigid dogmas that later 'Marxists' imposed in his name.' ...

Marxist theory would suggest that the first economic era in America’s history was “true capitalism,” the kind that Marx and Engels wrote about. It started with the industr i al revolution.

A lecture on the first published translation of Karl Marx’s “Das Kapital” in half a century was held on Thursday in the Fine ...

Karl Marx “did not advocate violence or political ... He “envisioned that the ideal transition from capitalism to communism would be peaceful and democratic?” Did I miss something in all ...