[OPE-L:8413] Re: Who is Jairus Danajee?

From: Christopher Arthur (cjarthur@waitrose.com)
Date: Thu Jan 30 2003 - 17:25:56 EST

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Last year Banaji published Agrarian Change in Late Antiquity with Oxford,
arguing there was more wage labour than people realise. There is no
explicit Marxism and it is tough going if one is not in this field.
But I always cite his pioneering paper on Hegel and Marx in Diane Elson's
Value: The Representation of labourin caapitalism, from 1979,
Chris A

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