Marx's Associated Mode of Production

Paresh Chattopadhyay is Professor of Political Economy at the University of Quebec, Canada and the author of The Marxian Concept of Capital and the Soviet Experience (1994).  He was Visiting Professor at the University of Paris and University of Grenoble.  He is a guest researcher at the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities, and a Fellow at the Berlin Institute for Critical Theory (InkriT).

• Introduction .- 1. Marx’s First Critique of Political Economy .- 2. Marx’s Notebooks of 1844-1847 .- 3. Post-capitalist Society: A Marxian Portrait .- 4. On the dialectic of labour in the Critique of Political Economy .- 5. Women’s Labour and Capital Accumulation .- 7. Crisis Theory in Marx’s Economic Manuscripts of early 1860s .- 8. On Market Socialism .- 9. Marx on Dialectical Progression towards Socialism .- 10. The Early Roots of Marx’s Capital .- 11. Illusion of the Epoch: Twentieth Century Socialism.

“This newest book … pulls together his previous thinking on the issue, and, given the space a book provides, presents his views more clearly and in greater depth than any of his previous works. … This book should be read by anyone interested in the essence of Marxism: the transcendence of capitalism to establish a human-centered post-capitalist society.” (Al Campbell, Science & Society, Vol. 82 (04), October, 2018)“Paresh Chattopadhyay’s Marx’s Associated Mode of Production: A Critique of Marxism stands out as a unique perspective, since it outlines the epistemological mechanism to understand Marx’s original repertoire, and then compares this with what occurred in 20th century history. … this book is a critical exposition of Chattopadhyay’s deep understanding of Marx’s original works. … Marx’s Associated Mode of Production is indeed a classic of a master Marxologist steeped in the original works of Marx.” (Murzban Jal, Economic and Political Weekly, Vol. 53 (18), May, 2018)