Join economic legends Adam Smith, the father of capitalism, Karl Marx, the critic of capitalism, and John Maynard Keynes, the proponent of government intervention, as they discuss pivotal theories. They reflect on fifty years of progress and setbacks in the world, touching on agricultural advancements and their impacts. The conversation dives deep into contrasting philosophies, emphasizing moral sentiments and the importance of critical analysis. Listeners are inspired to tackle societal inequalities, learning from the legacies of pioneering economists.

According to Lenin, Karl Marx was, "the genius who continued and consummated the three main ideological currents of the 19th century, as represented by the three most advanced countries of mankind: classical German philosophy, classical English political economy, and French socialism combined with French revolutionary doctrines in general.” Come see us in NY: Intelligent Speech Conference. 

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On this episode, Karl Marx critiques the Gotha Program, discussing labor, distribution, and the mode of production. They explore eco-marxism and the importance of environmental sustainability, unity and compromise, Karl Marx's tone and frustration, and the connection between socialism and communism. They also critique the reformist understanding of dual power.

Karl Marx discusses 'The Civil War in France' as Alyson and Breht explore the Paris Commune, its causes, Marx's analysis, and the importance of organizing before a crisis. They also discuss the significance of proletarian universalism, decolonial insights, the cultural revolution, and bidding farewell as they commemorate one year of the podcast.

Karl Marx, the revolutionary philosopher and economist, delves into his groundbreaking work, "Capital: Critique of Political Economy, Volume 1." He discusses the relentless drive for value in our global economic system and the resulting struggle between owners and workers. The conversation highlights the challenges of translating his complex ideas for contemporary audiences while making them relatable. Marx's insights into capitalism's roots in colonization and exploitation remain strikingly relevant today, revealing the history behind our financial systems.

Join economic titans Adam Smith, a founder of capitalism; Karl Marx, the critiquer of capitalist society; and John Maynard Keynes, pioneer of macroeconomic thought, as they delve into vital lessons from economics. They discuss the dual narratives of human progress and environmental crisis over the last fifty years. From food security advancements to the fight for social justice, each guest brings valuable insights on wealth disparity and innovative economic theories, making it a journey through history and philosophy.

A podcast featuring influential socialist intellectuals like Karl Marx, Henri de Saint-Simon, and Robert Heilbroner. They discuss the motivations, implementation methods, and outcomes of socialism, exploring quotes from various socialists throughout history. The podcast also explores the concept of redistributing resources based on needs and abilities and delves into different definitions and perspectives on socialism. Additionally, it examines the connection between Nietzsche's philosophy and Nazi ideology and discusses the views of Lenin and Mao on socialism. Future episodes will focus on constructing a clear definition of socialism and exploring arguments for and against it.

In dieser faszinierenden Diskussion analysiert Karl Marx, eine prägende Figur der Wirtschaftstheorie, die Grundlagen des Geldes und die Wertformanalyse. Die Moderatoren beleuchten, wie Wettbewerb und Innovation die Preisbildung im Kapitalismus beeinflussen und die langfristige Entwertung von Waren herbeiführen können. Zudem wird die komplexe Beziehung zwischen Gebrauchswert und Tauschwert hervorgehoben. Schließlich erklären sie die Evolution der Geldform und deren Rolle bei der Transformation von Waren in Kapital.

Karl Marx, eine Schlüsselgestalt der politischen Theorie, diskutiert die Grundlagen seines Werkes 'Das Kapital'. Er erklärt die entscheidende Unterscheidung zwischen Gebrauchswert und Tauschwert anhand von Beispielen wie Brot und Eisen. Die Bedeutung der menschlichen Arbeit im Wertprozess wird hervorgehoben, ebenso wie die Herausforderungen und Missverständnisse, die aus seiner Arbeitswerttheorie entstehen. Zudem wird der Kapitalismus als ein von Widersprüchen durchzogenes System beleuchtet, dessen Analyse für unser Verständnis von Gesellschaft und Wirtschaft unverzichtbar bleibt.