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It was no easy task to put the second book of Capital in shape for ... , of the subjects examined in Book I of Capital, from the transformation ... ...

the first draft of the two last volumes of Capital and prepared the first volume ... and economists, largely on money and capital, gold drain, over-speculation ... ...

a portion of the surplus-value produced by capital falls to the share of the ... which arise from the investment of capital in agriculture. Without ... ...

of the reproduction of the entire social capital. It is significant that ... this problem of the reproduction of total capital? The literal meaning of ... ...

place." (Marx, "Wage-Labour and Capital", Marx and Engels, ... must replace both." (Marx, Capital, vol. I, Kerr edition, p. 12.) ... ...

verbal and other arts emerged; cities were built; and classes and the ... Rural settlements were united in cities, which became unifying centres ... ...

must entail open or tacit compromise with capital. As such, those within the ... accumulation by dispossession, and capital export (none of which can ... ...

evolving boundaries, shifting capital cities (al-Quds/Aelia Capitolina/Iliy ... Byzantine Palestine the Greek term for capital cities was metropolis. Some ... ...

existing distance between these two cities, and also on the means of ... even suggests that words like “capital” and “unemployment” ... ...

trade more closely in a fourth volume of Capital but died before writing ... contradiction was not a cunning plan by capital but was generated by the ... ...

district north of Dhaka, Bangladesh's capital, on 24 April 2013, killing ... water, accelerating migration into the cities. As a result Bangladesh& ... ...

the national humiliation of seeing their capital city, Beijing, occupied ... 15 contradictions between labour and capital, caused ever greater popular ... ...

demand and consequent surfeit of capital – which only grow sharper ... be known as financialization. It enabled capital to flow into the United ... ...

one, legitimizing the practices of capital's dominating power. ... The subtitle of Capital—"A Critique of Political Economy"—does ... ...

themselves launched campaigns against them. A capital which was ... to the capital, Van, remained in use for over two thousand years. ... ...

and selling on a world-wide scale; new cities were built on the results ... to the time when they would accumulate capital and become, as they put ... ...

Age villages expanding into Bronze Age cities between the fourth and third ... Excavations have revealed cities dominated by large temples and artificial ... ...

prerogative remains in the hands capital, which today means monopoly ... (Trotsky 1934), dominant centres of capital accumulation are driven ... ...

its own house, which it maintains. Once cities arise, the time cost of building ... powered devices. The anomaly of merchant capital existing in antiquity and ... ...

all kinds of patch-work, without hurting capital and profit in the least ... centers. The result was pollution in the cities and less fertile soil. Based ... ...