Murray E.G. Smith is professor emeritus in sociology at Brock University, with interests in social theory, political economy, health and illness, social movements, philosophy and dialectical methodology. His previous books include Twilight Capitalism and Invisible Leviathan. Visit ​www.murraysmith.org for more details.

• : The Global Economic Crisis: A Marxist Perspective: A Summary of Marx’s Theories of Value, Capital and Crisis: The Necessity of Value Theory: Brenner’s Analysis of the “Long Downturn” and Marx’s Theory of Crisis: Class Struggle and Socialist Transformation: Beyond the Law of Value: The Global Crisis, Marxism and the Malaise of the Anti-Capitalist Left: Appendix 1: The Controversy Surrounding Marx’s Theory of Value: Appendix 2: Socially Necessary Unproductive Labour in Contemporary Capitalism: Bibliography: Index

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