This article reexamines the problem of labor exploitation in advanced capitalist economies, especially the United States. The article specifies the concept of labor exploitation by using both the Marxian and marginalist notions and measures. The implicit neoclassical presumption of no or little labor exploitation in a capitalist economy is rejected by the results. The alternative heterodox argu...

Abstract Whilst both the level and make-up of public debt are high salience issues, management seldom commands attention. This study examines quiet politics in advanced capitalist societies, comparing reforms everyday practice Germany UK. We present evidence two factors contributing to political quietude around management: a persistent absence partisan contestation conflict; dominance ‘market d...

In the reconceptualisation era of curriculum studies, scholars drew on a range theories such as existentialism, phenomenology, psychoanalysis, feminism, poststructuralism, and especially critical theory. They used theory lens to examine influence social political forces curriculum, in particular role dominant ideologies schooling higher education capitalist societies. this article we explore so...

This paper presents a three-fold synopsis of the theoretical underpinnings China's anti-poverty initiatives: First, Marx's investigation into causes poverty; second, Marxist theory and third owing to revision institutional poverty in capitalist societies. is why has such an important guiding significance for policy. Marx outlined course strategy that proletariat should follow order eradicate po...