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Timeline: The Main Events of Russian History
1 Introduction Vincent Barnett Barnett, Vincent Joachim Zweynert Zweynert, Joachim 1
2 Economic Thought in Muscovy: Ownership, Money and Trade Danila Raskov Raskov, Danila 7
3 Russian Economic Thought in the Age of the Enlightenment Leonid Shirokorad Shirokorad, Leonid 25
4 Russian Monetary Reformers: Speransky, Mordvinov and Bunge Alla Sheptun Sheptun, Alla 41
5 Between Reason and Historicity: Russian Academic Economics, 1800-1861 Joachim Zweynert Zweynert, Joachim 57
6 Searching for an Ethical Basis of Political Economy: Bulgakov and Tugan-Baranovsky Natalia Makasheva Makasheva, Natalia 75
7 The Enigma of A.Y. Chayanov William Coleman Coleman, William Anna Taitslin Taitslin, Anna 91
8 Russian Emigre Economists in the USA Vincent Barnett Barnett, Vincent 107
9 Exiled Russian Economists and the USSR: Brutzkus and Prokopovich Shuichi Kojima Kojima, Shuichi 123
10 The Debate on the Law of Value in the USSR, 1941-53 Michael Kaser Kaser, Michael 141
11 Soviet Economics after Stalin: Between Orthodoxy and Reform Pekka Sutela Sutela, Pekka 157
12 From Marxist Economics to Post-Soviet Nationalism Andrey Zaostrovtsev Zaostrovtsev, Andrey 173
Conclusion Vincent Barnett Barnett, Vincent Joachim Zweynert Zweynert, Joachim 187
Name Index 189
Subject Index 195
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A.rahman Shaheen Alkuwari
reviewed Economics in Russia: Studies in Intellectual History on December 23, 2018
Economics in Russia: Studies in Intellectual History
Some sound readings of passages in Marx, primarily in Capital, where Marx moves towards, but leaves unsaid, an analysis of wage labor, though I'm not sure there's much new here, especially for anyone familiar with Italian workerism. The big problem with the book, though, is that Lebowitz never really thinks about why Marx might have failed to write the book on wage labor that he promised; it seems to me, in fact, that the problems of Lebowitz's book give us a clue. Lebowitz attempts to give us a "political economy of wage labor," to supplement Marx's political economy of capital. But Marx wasn't writing political economy, he was writing a critique of political economy; and because political economy is silent on wage labor, so Marx's critique of political economy must likewise be silent. In attempting to construct a political economy of wage labor, Lebowitz does just what he accuses Marx of - he remains trapped in political economy (although here a political economy of a wage labor that is supposedly external to capital), rather than critical of, and able to move beyond, it.
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