Titlebook: Marxist Political Economy and Marxist Urban Sociology; A Review and Elabora Kieran McKeown Book 1987 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macm

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The Different Marxist Traditions of Manuel Castells and Jean Lojkine: Althusserianism and State Monoder to assess their work. Castells’s work — at least that written prior to 1983 (see Castells, 1983a, pp. 289–336) — is located within the Althusserian framework, while that of Lojkine is located within the framework of state monopoly capitalism (although in one place Castells attempts to combine el

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Marx’s Labour Theory of Value The precise nature of this problem will be outlined in section 1.2, along with Marx’s attempt to solve it (section 1.3), and the errors associated with that solution (section 1.4). The correct solution to the transformation problem will then be presented in section 1.5

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The Marxist Urban Sociology of Manuel Castellsht it is broadly accurate and will be adopted in this chapter. Thus, Castells’s critique of conventional urban sociology will be discussed in section 6.1; his formulation of a Marxist approach to urban analysis in sections 6.2 to 6.6; and his empirical research will be examined in section 6.7.

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The Marxist Urban Sociology of Jean Lojkineter 5). More specifically, Lojkine’s urban analysis emerges from his analysis of the state and the urban policies of the state. It is in this sense that he regards the Marxist analysis of the state, particularly the contemporary French state, as ‘the guiding thread’ in all his writing (Lojkine, 1977d; also 1977a, p. 123).

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