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but I've read about increased sales of Marx's Capital in Europe. "And as the crisis deepens, there will be significant interest in a work like this. It will be a wonderful tool for teaching Marx, Marxism, and political economy." - Mark Mattern, Professor of Political Science, Baldwin-Wallace College and Co-Editor of New Political Science: A Journal of Politics and Culture The collected pieces are a great mix and they nicely capture Marx's work and some of the secondary literature.
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Clearly, Sitton has full command of Marx, Marxism, critiques of Marx and Marxism, and political economy in general. "This is a good, succinct, useful, timely, readable volume on Marx and Marxism. This book will cut it down to the essentials.ĬONTAINS KEY COMMENTARY OTHER VOLUMES LACK: The key limitations on extant works are that either they have no commentary on the Marx selections or they reproduce one work by Marx (typically the Manifesto) with consequently narrow commentary.ĬOMMENTARY BY FAMOUS HISTORICAL AUTHORS: Including Terry Eagleton, Albert Einstein, and Heidi Hartmann. Marx is a very important thinker and the political ferment of today's world, caused partly by economic globalization, makes him of enduring interest.ĬONCISE: Many other works on Marx are too inclusive to be used in courses. OF PERENNIAL INTEREST: The editor has focused on bringing readable but brief works and accessible commentary on Marx to a broad audience. (For political science, the standard 'Machiavelli to Marx' course that the editor has been teaching for twentyfive years is a prime example.) Average enrollment in the undergraduate courses is probably around twentyfive.
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STRONG TEXTBOOK POTENTIAL: The primary market for this book is college classes on political thought and on social thought, typically but not always taught as upperdivision undergraduate courses and on the graduate level.