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For decades, David Harvey has been teaching Marx's work, particularly Capital, to great acclaim. He has analysed chapter by chapter - sometimes line-by-line - Marx's three volumes and the Grundrisse. This new book opens up the mental universe of that work for a general reader.
In The Story of Capital, Harvey takes a synoptic approach to the conceptual architecture as a whole and guides us through the key moments, from labour and technology to the state and geopolitics, via the profit rate, social reproduction, the relationship to nature, fictitious capital and the return of the rentiers. In doing so, Harvey has produced a work which will become a key reference for all those trying to grasp the nature of contemporary capitalism.
Contents
INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER 1. PROLOGUE: A MENTAL MAP OF CAPITAL'S DOMAIN
CHAPTER 2. THE CIRCULATION OF LABOR CAPACITY AND THE ORIGIN OF PROFIT
CHAPTER 3. TECHNOLOGICAL DYNAMISM AND THE PRODUCTIVITY OF LABOUR
CHAPTER 4. MARX IN MANCHESTER
CHAPTER 5. THE FALLING RATE AND RISING MASS OF PROFIT
CHAPTER 6. THE EQUALIZATION OF THE PROFIT RATE
CHAPTER 7. MASSES IN MOTION
CHAPTER 8. THE PRODUCTION OF SPACE, TIME AND PLACE
CHAPTER 9. SOCIAL REPRODUCTION AND THE CIRCULATION OF LABOR POWER
CHAPTER 10. EXTRACTIVISM AND THE METABOLIC RELATION TO NATURE
CHAPTER 11. FIXED CAPITAL AND THE CONSUMPTION FUND
CHAPTER 12. THE CIRCULATION OF INTEREST-BEARING CAPITAL
CHAPTER 13. THE TROUBLESOME CASE OF FICTITIOUS CAPITAL
CHAPTER 14: ACCUMULATION BY DISPOSSESSION
CHAPTER 15. THE RETURN OF THE RENTIER
CHAPTER 16: THE STATE-FINANCE NEXUS
CHAPTER 17. THE GEOPOLITICS OF CAPITAL
APPENDIX: On Sraffa's Tail
