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Monthly Archives: April 2016
EMAR Seminar: Why is Marx still relevant to understand contemporary capitalist society? A Debate into ‘Historical or Structural’?
by Demet Parlak (SOAS, University of London) At various points since the death of Karl Marx in 1883 his work has been regarded as a dead issue, no longer relevant, too ideological, and too rooted in the nineteenth century. … Continue reading
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EMAR Seminars
EMAR Seminars (April – June 2016) Friday, 29 April: “Why is Marx still relevant to understand contemporary capitalist society: A Debate into ‘Historical or Structural’?” by Demet Parlak (SOAS, London University) Friday 27 May: “Working class alternatives to austerity” by … Continue reading
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