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...on. Since then, this murky metaphor has been applied to everyone from Karl Marx to Adam Smith, from Mao to Reagan to LePen, yet I have never seen anyone gi

...a in 1787 was not foreordained. The members of the Constituent Assembly in Paris in 1791, whose ideals were not radically distant from those of the American ...om of conscience, the right to vote. In "On the Jewish Question,"the young Marx accused bourgeois rights of destroying community. It has never been dear, h

...s conspiracy. Babeuf claimed to be vindicating the voice of the people of Paris who cried “Bread and the Constitution of 1793!” in opposing the post- ...t Workers’ Party (the Gotha Programme) was interpreted--most famously by Marx--as demanding that the “undiminished” proceeds of labor (the whole gros

...ot fed up by the conservative scholastic philosophy that was prevailing in Paris at the time and moved on to Bruges in 1512, and in 1517 to Louvain, one of ...government. Thus, Montesquieu (L'Esprit des Lois (1748), section XXIII/29, Paris: Flammarion, Vol.2, p. 134): "The State owes all its citizens a secure subs

8 For this sort of reason, Marx and Engels were hostile to the immigration of Irishmen into the industrial ...chal, Jean-Paul eds. Garantir le revenu: une des solutions a l'exclusion, Paris: Transversales Science Culture, Document no. 3, mai 1992.

...nd Europe, which I did when I was twenty-five. Since then, I have not left Paris, except for a few brief trips.” In Paris, he joined the French National Center for Scientific Research, and, later,

...ise is provocative and profoundly bleak. Prof. Piketty, a professor at the Paris School of Economics, says the postwar economic boom of the last century -- ...ing to dominate our debates and influence our lives as few have since Karl Marx's book of the same title....

...tle “Made in Austria: Will Friedrich von Hayek be the Tea Party’s Karl Marx?” One Tea Party activist reported that his group’s goal is to fill Cong ...-five years later, Hayek’s implicit prediction is a failure, rather like Marx’s forecast of the coming “immiserization of the working class.”

I would argue that she is closer to the utopian Marx. See Marx’s Paris Manuscripts and the Grundrisse.

[[Category:Paris Marx]] ...he Second Avenue Subway cost $2.5 billion per mile, a similar expansion of Paris’s Metro is on track to cost only $450 million per mile. There are many fa

... in Paris while Marx was exiled there. Their friendship finally ended when Marx responded to Proudhon's The System of Economic Contradictions, or The Philo

...id “grand theory” in the style of Auguste Comte, G.W.F. Hegel and Karl Marx. Yet the motivation for avoiding this sort of grand theory was not so much –––, 1985. Making Sense of Marx, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

(incl. tax policies) in their favour (Bartels, 2009; Emmenegger and Marx, 2019; Gilens, 2005; Hacker and Pierson, 2010; Svallfors, 2016), which sugg Emmenegger, P., Marx, P., 2019. The Politics of Inequality as Organised Spectacle: Why the Swiss