Re: [OPE] Call for Paers: [MARXISM 21] special issue

But what about the question it raises about point about policies inspired by the theory of ecploitation.?
Also what about econometric data on exploitation?
Both would fit the call.

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From: "Dave Zachariah" <davez@kth.se>
Subject: Re: [OPE] Call for Paers: [MARXISM 21] special issue
Date: 8th September 2010
Time: 8:41:32 pm

 On 2010-09-08 01:26, rieudm@cnu.ac.kr wrote:
>
>
> *Call for Papers: Special Issue on Reconstructing/Reinterpreting
> Marxian Theory of Exploitation.*
>
> [...]
>
> /MARXISM 21/ invites submissions for a special issue on
> *_Reconstructing (or Reinterpreting) Marxian Theory of Exploitation_*.
> Contributions are invited on topics including, but not limited to, the
> following:
>
> · Mathematical reformulations of Marxian theory of exploitation
>
> · Philosophical and sociological conceptualization of Marxian concept
> of exploitation
>
> · Policy proposal based upon Marxian theory of exploitation (e.g.
> basic income)
>
> · Questions of applying Marxian theory of exploitation for the recent
> change in capitalism including the advent of the so-called
> ‘information revolution’.
>
>

Frankly, I can't see what needs to be 'reconstructed' or 'reinterpreted'
about the Marxian theory of exploitation? I think it has been pretty
clear and succinctly formulated by several generations of Marxists as
the appropriation of a surplus product.

//Dave Z
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