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1. Marxist Criminology January 24, 2012 Karl Marx established the “scientific” underpinnings of socialist theory in the 19th Century. He attempted to explain society’s inequalities, and he pointed a path to overthrowing capitalist society in favor of a “worker’s state.” For criminologists Marxism has remained relevant as an explanation of the social causes of crime. Marxist Criminology, as opposed to several other theories, does not focus on the individual but on society. Marxists see history, society, economics, and the place of individuals as “determined” by a “materialistic” base. In a word, a material substructure is ... (read more) Author: Margherita Millbern

2. Political Philosophy January 20, 2012 Meanwhile, another philosopher has been recognized for his contributions to the idea of liberalism but not to ignore his theory that promotes social welfare–Friedrich von Hayek. It is notable that Marx and Hayek agree on incorporating social philosophy in politics. However, the philosophers disagree on several aspects that revolve around the context of knowledge on economic relevance that puts forward the interests of the society. In understanding the roots of ideological parallelism and differences of the political philosophies between these prominent philosophers, it is important to trace th... (read more) Author: Jeff Powell

3. Tips On Washington Dc Tours December 30, 2011 Tips On Washington Dc Tours Washington DC is the prestigious capital of United States of America and boats a rich cultural and historical heritage. Washington DC was founded in 1791 names after the famous president of America George Washington. Washington has a variety of attractive places worth visiting. The tour becomes more worthwhile when we know the reason that place exists or the significance of the monument you are visiting. Many people prefer to rent a car and tour Washington by themselves visiting the important tour places with just a map. But by doing that you wont be able ... (read more) Author: Karl Karl Marx

4. Attain an unbeatable property at Noida December 14, 2011 Karl Marx once said about real estate, “Landlords, like all other men, love to reap where they never sowed.” Today, real estate is one ever flourishing arena. Every investor is looking forward to put in their money in some property so that they can reap profits in future. Depending upon one’s personal choice, either one can purchase for commercial use or even use it for personal use. In the current scenario, National Capital Region has been reckoning for its development and success. From IT parks to hospitals and education organization, one can find the entire region flourishing to the best.... (read more) Author: Aman Mathur

5. Be Careful What You Believe Because It Is What You Will Experience! October 11, 2011 We frequently learn things in the past that we accept and believe forever after to be fact. Once we do discover the reality, we don't acknowledge it…the current belief has logged itself in our brains and refuses to give ground. So the lesson is: be careful what you believe when you first come across something, because a present belief is practically impossible to remove without great effort. Here are a few samples of widely accepted untruths. Fallacy: Karl Marx was Russian Fact: Karl Marx was born in the Rhineland in 1818.spent a few years in Paris and lived the rest of his li... (read more) Author: David H Evans

6. Fisher Capital Management World News: Dr. Doom Warns Street and Washington: Heed Karl Marx's Warnin October 04, 2011 http://globalspin.blogs.time.com/2011/08/16/dr-doom-warns-wall-street-and-washington-heed-karl-marxs-warning/ Posted by Tony Karon Tuesday, August 16, 2011 at 4:55 pm Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange on August 15, 2011 in New York City. (Photo: Spencer Platt / Getty Images) Read more: http://globalspin.blogs.time.com/2011/08/16/dr-doom-warns-wall-street-and-washington-heed-karl-marxs-warning/#ixzz1VJ8BAiGF Karl Marx was wrong about socialism, but he wasn’t always wrong about capitalism. That’s the warning from Nouriel Roubini, the NYU economics professor known... (read more) Author: Fisher Capital

7. The Economy: The Opiate of the Classes September 24, 2011 Yes, the title of this piece is a takeoff on the overworked paraphrased quote of Karl Marx who said, “Religion is the opiate (opium) of the masses.” Religion is under fire in America but if statistics are worth anything it can be seen that cocaine is at the height of its popularity and in full demand, whereas religion or more exactly, Christianity, is taking a beating. With drug cartels battling on the borders of our nation with military grade weapons, mobster tactics and disregard for any nation’s laws, it would seem that cocaine is the opiate of the masses in this nation. For tho... (read more) Author: Michael Bresciani

8. Means of formation of the treasures August 27, 2011 General After expressing the value of money other products because the money is easily exchanged for any of them. This makes the monetary valuation of heterogeneous goods is easily comparable with the exchange . According to some economists, including Karl Marx , not money makes goods commensurate and vice versa: it is because of all the goods are embodied human labor and thus, by themselves are comparable to the amount of labor input, measured by value of all goods and one the same specific product, making this the last of their common measure of value, ie money.... (read more) Author: aman ved

9. Means of formation of the treasures August 27, 2011 General After expressing the value of money other products because the money is easily exchanged for any of them. This makes the monetary valuation of heterogeneous goods is easily comparable with the exchange . According to some economists, including Karl Marx , not money makes goods commensurate and vice versa: it is because of all the goods are embodied human labor and thus, by themselves are comparable to the amount of labor input, measured by value of all goods and one the same specific product, making this the last of their common measure of value, ie money. ... (read more) Author: praveen jain

10. John Spargo Works May 02, 2011 The humble beginning John Spargo was born in 1876 on 31st January, in England. After graduating from high school, he trained as a stonecutter and work in the capacity of a stonemason in Barry Docks. His interest for academic pursuits drew him to the Oxford University where he studied an extension program course by J.A. Hobson. Socialism attracted him and he became a staunch socialist after reading the work on Karl Marx socialist philosophy by Henry Meyers Hyndman. Although a poor stonecutter, John Spargo showed profound leadership qualities and a talent for writing. He moved to the Unite... (read more) Author: robin brain

11. Berlin Beer Festival April 19, 2011 Early August, the longest beer garden in the world opens its doors in the heart of Germany's capital Berlin. Berlin is famous for its nightlife, its historic dividing wall, an array of museums and thriving business districts, and of course the Berlin Beer Festival. The festival draws in around one million visitors every single year with its promise of beer, beer and more beer. Beer festivals are found all over the world however the Berlin Beer Festival remains one of the most popular. The event takes place every August and the Karl Marx Allee is transformed into a beer drinking haven dedi... (read more) Author: Megan Clayton

12. The Dream! January 04, 2011 As one of those who actively participated in strikes demanding Nationalization of the Banking Industry and having undergone loss of pay on several occasions during the sixties I would like to share a few thoughts that used to cross my mind during those days with the readers. We were much thrilled when the 14 major Banks were nationalized in 1969. We firmly believed that Karl Mark was the savior of the working class. That we - the working class - drew strength from our unity and solidarity and that the ruthless capitalists led by Morarjee Desai were against our interests. The very fact th... (read more) Author: Eknaath Nagarkar

13. Perfman HR : Karl Marx, False Prophet? December 23, 2010 Karl Marx: News of the Coming Revolt3 Million Germans were polled a few years back and the results threw up Karl Marx as the third ‘best German’ of all time. Karl Marx’s Labour theory still wields a major influence over our modern day concepts of price and value. Here is how Marx explained his theory in Value, Price and Profit,which was published in the year 1865: A commodity has a value, because it is a crystallisation of social labour. The greatness of its value, or its relative value, depends upon the greater or less amount of that social substance contained in it; that is to... (read more) Author: Atin Dasgupupta

14. Damsel Democracy In Distress December 06, 2010 Democracy - Different Views For those who have a vested interest in the democratic system of governance SHE is the holy cow! The Marxists to this day believe, SHE cannot deliver the goods. Nevertheless they do contest and get elected to indulge thereafter in back-seat driving so as to undermine HER through techniques handed down to them by their Guru Karl Marx. Naxalites on the other hand seem to be blissfully unaware of the fact communism wherever tried out has miserably failed to deliver the goods. Their behavior reminds one of Sir Winston Churchill’s definition for a fanat... (read more) Author: Eknaath Nagarkar

15. Use-Value Or Exchange-Value? September 24, 2010 The Cheap Shoes brings a difference to your collection. You will get additional lightweight strength that is provided by this Fly wire of the next generation. In retrospect, it seems clear that the Glassville project embedded itself within a particular version of value, one that initially might be explained by Karl Marx's theory of value and its incorporation into the academy. The shorthand version of Marx's theory goes as follows: individual workers, Shoes Online dispossessed of the means of production, are forced to sell the only value that they possess, their "use-value" as labore... (read more) Author: emaly su

16. Chinese Zodiac - Tiger Sign for 2010 June 29, 2010 For many western countries, February 14 is probable best known as Valentine's Day, but in 2010, this day also marks as the begin of the Chinese New Year, and according to the Chinese Zodiac, this year welcomes the year of Tiger which ends on February 2, 2010. The people who were or will born this year are the tiger's fate, and this year is the people's big year who were born 1902, 1914, 1926, 1938, 1950, 1962, 1974, 1986, 1998. Take some famous people who were born in the year of the Tiger as example, including Queen Elizabeth the II, Karl Marx, actors Oliver Reed, Tom Cruise... Chinese ... (read more) Author: Venturi wang

17. Meet The New Boss, Same As The Old Boss - Is Obama Really That Different From Bush? June 22, 2010 "Meet The New Boss, Same As The Old Boss." This line is from a classic Who song, "We Won't Get Fooled Again." Unfortunately, it looks like we did get fooled again, electing a new President in 2008 that has turned out to be not much different than the previous one or the one before that or the one before that, etc. Let's take a look at the first year and a half of the Obama Presidency and see how similar he is to his predecessor, George W. Bush, and others before Bush: - Obama campaigned heavily in promising to get our military forces out of Iraq. That promise is still unfulfilled, and wil... (read more) Author: Bruno Korschek

18. The Truth About Russian Communism April 20, 2010 One of the biggest myths of history is an idea of the main difference among Communism and Fascism.Communism is really a method associated with government illustrated by Karl Marx as well as signifies literally, "A Dictatorship of the Working Class". Marx contended that societies inequities had been created by Capitalists that held the "means associated with production" that oppressed poor people. Just through violent revolution, he argued, could the working course get control from the means of production.Marx believed which should the operating course required more than, the "Worker's Utopia" ... (read more) Author: Robby Simmons

19. 13 Miners Remain Trapped in Eastern Ukraine; 23 Rescued June 09, 2008 Officials in Ukraine say emergency workers rescued 23 miners Monday trapped since an explosion early Sunday at a coal mine in the eastern Donetsk region. Officials say emergency teams went into the mine to rescue 21 miners after earlier recovering two miners and one body. Thirteen miners remain missing in the century-old Karl Marx mine, which is in danger of flooding. Rescuers went into the mine today after hearing voices coming from a damaged mine shaft. Miners were making repairs to improve safety conditions when the blast occurred one kilometer underground early Sunday. Four workers abov... (read more)

20. Ukraine Mine Blast Traps 37 Workers June 08, 2008 At least 37 miners in Ukraine were trapped underground following a powerful explosion during maintenance work at a coal mine in the eastern city of Donetsk. Officials say the blast destroyed the main shaft of the mine. Stefan Bos reports for VOA from Budapest. Ukrainian rescue teams are trying to reach dozens of miners who remain trapped about 1,000 meters underground after a blast at the Karl Marx mine in the eastern city of Donetsk. Officials say at least four other workers above ground have been injured in the explosion, including three women who were taken to hospital with severe burns.... (read more)

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