Marx’s Capital after 150 Years. Critique and Alternative to Capitalism

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1. Introduction: The Unfinished Critique of `Capital' Marcello Musto Part I: Capitalism, Past and Present 2. Revisiting the "expropriation of expropriators" in Marx's `Capital' Etienne Balibar 3. "Every beginning is difficult, holds in all sciences": Marx on the Economic Cell form of Capital and the Analysis of Capitalist Social Formations Bob Jessop 4. The Challenge of Transcending `Capital' Leo Panitch 5. The Current Crisis and the Anachronism of Value Moishe Postone 6. Marx's New Concept of Class Richard Wolff Part II: Extending the Critique of CapitaI 7. Revolution Begins at Home: Rethinking Marx, Reproduction and the Class Struggle Silvia Federici 8. Towards a Communist Revolution: Gender and Class in `Capital' Volume I Himani Bannerji 9. Marx and Engels: The Intellectual Relationship Revisited from an Ecological Perspective Kohei Saito 10. Marx's Capital and the Earth: An Ecological Critique of Political Economy John Bellamy Foster 11. Five Explicit and Implicit Notions of Revolution in `Capital', Volume I, as Seen from a Multilinear, Peripheral Angle Kevin B. Anderson 12. Had 'Capital' Been Written Today Pietro Basso Part III: The Politics of Capital 13. Reading `Capital' as Political Theory: On the Political Theory of the Value-Form William Clare Roberts 14. The Neglected Chapters on Wages in `Capital' Gary Teeple 15. The Persistence of Marx's Humanism, from the Doctoral Dissertation on Epicurus to `Capital' Mauro Buccheri 16. The Ambivalence of Cooperation Alfonso Maurizio Iacono 17. Toward a Marxist Revision of Marx's Revision of Marxism in `Capital' Bertell Ollman