Steve writes: >Right, if you go back to Wood's devestating critique of analytical marxism >("AM, is it worth the candle?" or some such title) in NLR >about 15 years ago, she makes that point very clearly. She does the same >in her recent writings too, especially in her essay on capitalist markets >as compulsory driven institutions in MR, namely that Brenner is the best >of the analytical marxists precisely because he takes seriously the >problem of class struggle and its critical role in history as well as the >compulsory nature of capitalist markets. and Brenner, unlike Roemer or Cohen, actually studies the world rather than simply concocting theories about it. Jim Devine [EMAIL PROTECTED] & http://bellarmine.lmu.edu/~JDevine
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