Paul Kellogg
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1133681 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Paul Kellogg |
| NOMBRES | Paul |
| APELLIDO | Kellogg |
| FIRMA | KELLOGG P |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Toronto |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7735-7575 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 23 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 35 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 22 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1913 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2022 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
World Bolshevism
Backwards 51 II. The Ideology of "Sovietism" 6 > The Mysticism of the Soviet System 59 7 > Dictatorship of a Minority 63 8 > Dictatorship over the Proletariat 71 9 > Metaphysical Materialism and Dialectical Materialism 81 Photograph of Iulii Martov, taken by police after his arrest in January 1896. 1 https://doi.org/10
Alternatives
The 1990s debate about the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) became polarized between neoliberal globalizers and an impressive, progressive, antineoliberal coalition of trade unions and social movements. By contrast, in the 2018 NAFTA renegotiation debate, while the neoliberal globalizers were still on the stage, this time their opponents were Trump and his team of white-nationalist, Right-wing populist protectionists. For progressive v…
James Laxer, 1941–2018
Escape from the Staple Trap
Contours of a Multipolar Century
In the twenty-first century, two key frameworks have emerged by which to understand the dynamics and tendencies of the world system: one which sees a consolidation of U.S. hegemony and another which sees the emergence of a multipolar architecture of competing centers of capital accumulation. Radhika Desai's Geopolitical Economy offers a comprehensive, persuasive, and clearly argued case for the latter. Highlighting the framework of uneven and com…
Supplementary Statement
Regional Integration in Latin America
At the turn of the century, it seemed inevitable that regional integration in Latin America would occur under the rubric of the Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA) and US hegemony. But 2005—the year the FTAA was to have been launched—has come and gone, and the whole FTAA project is in tatters. This article will examine two regional integration initiatives, which have emerged in its wake—the Union of South American Nations (UNASUR) and the Boli…
Kari Levitt and the Long Detour of Canadian Political Economy
(2005). Kari Levitt and the Long Detour of Canadian Political Economy. Studies in Political Economy: Vol. 76, No. 1, pp. 31-60
Why the French Fuss
The geo-economics of the new Great Game
2003). The geo-economics of the new Great Game. Contemporary Politics: Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 75-82
Steger on Engels — A Brief Comment
Manfred Steger argues that properly to evaluate the last writings of Friedrich Engels, theorists must situate his work historically. With such a perspective, the tensions in his last major political work (what has come to be known as his ‘testament’) are easily explained. Engels was trying to preserve his revolutionary principles while outlining policies appropriate to a non-revolutionary situation. That tension was resolved in a positive directi…
On Strike at Hormel
the economic and political might that would drive a new corporate global strategy in the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries.Corporations, governments, and transnational entities have implemented strategies that include free trade, plant closings, capital flight and the export of jobs, deregulation, privatization, subcontracting, the reorganization of work, the exploitation of immigrants, collective bargaining, the welfare state, Keyn…
An Inverted Paradigm
Through a critique of the “internationalist” arguments outlined and defended by Paul Kellogg, Elisabeth Gidengil has mounted a defence of dependency theory as it has been applied to Canadian political economy. She argues that dependency theory, far from being discarded as Kellogg has suggested, must be part of any new synthesis that is developed in Canadian political economy. She argues that Bukharin's Marxism, defended by Kellogg, is too abstrac…
Engels and the Roots of “Revisionism
State, Capital and World Economy
In the late 1960s and early 1970s, “left-nationalist” dependency theories dominated Canadian political economy. However, Canada defied the predictions of dependency theory and developed all the class relations appropriate to advanced capitalist societies. The origins of Canadian industrial capitalism were not such that the country was locked into a staple-trap, notwithstanding the very real reliance of the economy on staple-export. In recent year…
Downturn
Struggle, Consciousness and Politics
That there is a crisis in Western Marxism is not news. The crisis is reflected in the organizational collapse of many of the 1970s far-left or alternative-left organizations (witness, in Canada, the demise of the Waffle, the Maoist Workers' Communist Party, The Trotskyist Revolutionary Workers' League, etc.); in the inability of Eurocommunism to capture state power in any country in Europe; and in the inability of social democracy, in power in Eu…
Chicago Commons through Forty Years . Graham Taylor
Leadership in Public Relief in the Unemployment Emergency
The State's Responsibility Toward Child Labor Legislation
trary to all the laws of processions, the wetter the issue the more dust it kicks up. The working children of the country are almost lost to sight in the rumpus; they might seem to be on a bypath, but if we look closer they are on the main highway. In prohibition we are testing out the enforcibility of a scheme of Federal control in the touchiest and most exasperating area of governmental interference-the habits of adults. We adopted it in the hi…
The Expanding Demands for War Relief in Europe
The Field Before the Commission on Industrial Relations
Immigration and the Minimum Wage
The Survey, New
Regional Integration in Latin America
At the turn of the century, it seemed inevitable that regional integration in Latin America would occur under the rubric of the Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA) and US hegemony. But 2005—the year the FTAA was to have been launched—has come and gone, and the whole FTAA project is in tatters. This article will examine two regional integration initiatives, which have emerged in its wake—the Union of South American Nations (UNASUR) and the Boli…
State, Capital and World Economy
In the late 1960s and early 1970s, “left-nationalist” dependency theories dominated Canadian political economy. However, Canada defied the predictions of dependency theory and developed all the class relations appropriate to advanced capitalist societies. The origins of Canadian industrial capitalism were not such that the country was locked into a staple-trap, notwithstanding the very real reliance of the economy on staple-export. In recent year…
Contours of a Multipolar Century
In the twenty-first century, two key frameworks have emerged by which to understand the dynamics and tendencies of the world system: one which sees a consolidation of U.S. hegemony and another which sees the emergence of a multipolar architecture of competing centers of capital accumulation. Radhika Desai's Geopolitical Economy offers a comprehensive, persuasive, and clearly argued case for the latter. Highlighting the framework of uneven and com…
Immigration and the Minimum Wage
The Survey, New
Alternatives
The 1990s debate about the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) became polarized between neoliberal globalizers and an impressive, progressive, antineoliberal coalition of trade unions and social movements. By contrast, in the 2018 NAFTA renegotiation debate, while the neoliberal globalizers were still on the stage, this time their opponents were Trump and his team of white-nationalist, Right-wing populist protectionists. For progressive v…
Kari Levitt and the Long Detour of Canadian Political Economy
(2005). Kari Levitt and the Long Detour of Canadian Political Economy. Studies in Political Economy: Vol. 76, No. 1, pp. 31-60
Supplementary Statement
The geo-economics of the new Great Game
2003). The geo-economics of the new Great Game. Contemporary Politics: Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 75-82
The Field Before the Commission on Industrial Relations
Immigration and the Minimum Wage
The Survey, New
The Expanding Demands for War Relief in Europe
The State's Responsibility Toward Child Labor Legislation
trary to all the laws of processions, the wetter the issue the more dust it kicks up. The working children of the country are almost lost to sight in the rumpus; they might seem to be on a bypath, but if we look closer they are on the main highway. In prohibition we are testing out the enforcibility of a scheme of Federal control in the touchiest and most exasperating area of governmental interference-the habits of adults. We adopted it in the hi…
Leadership in Public Relief in the Unemployment Emergency
Chicago Commons through Forty Years . Graham Taylor
Struggle, Consciousness and Politics
That there is a crisis in Western Marxism is not news. The crisis is reflected in the organizational collapse of many of the 1970s far-left or alternative-left organizations (witness, in Canada, the demise of the Waffle, the Maoist Workers' Communist Party, The Trotskyist Revolutionary Workers' League, etc.); in the inability of Eurocommunism to capture state power in any country in Europe; and in the inability of social democracy, in power in Eu…
State, Capital and World Economy
In the late 1960s and early 1970s, “left-nationalist” dependency theories dominated Canadian political economy. However, Canada defied the predictions of dependency theory and developed all the class relations appropriate to advanced capitalist societies. The origins of Canadian industrial capitalism were not such that the country was locked into a staple-trap, notwithstanding the very real reliance of the economy on staple-export. In recent year…
Downturn
An Inverted Paradigm
Through a critique of the “internationalist” arguments outlined and defended by Paul Kellogg, Elisabeth Gidengil has mounted a defence of dependency theory as it has been applied to Canadian political economy. She argues that dependency theory, far from being discarded as Kellogg has suggested, must be part of any new synthesis that is developed in Canadian political economy. She argues that Bukharin's Marxism, defended by Kellogg, is too abstrac…
Engels and the Roots of “Revisionism
On Strike at Hormel
the economic and political might that would drive a new corporate global strategy in the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries.Corporations, governments, and transnational entities have implemented strategies that include free trade, plant closings, capital flight and the export of jobs, deregulation, privatization, subcontracting, the reorganization of work, the exploitation of immigrants, collective bargaining, the welfare state, Keyn…
Steger on Engels — A Brief Comment
Manfred Steger argues that properly to evaluate the last writings of Friedrich Engels, theorists must situate his work historically. With such a perspective, the tensions in his last major political work (what has come to be known as his ‘testament’) are easily explained. Engels was trying to preserve his revolutionary principles while outlining policies appropriate to a non-revolutionary situation. That tension was resolved in a positive directi…
Why the French Fuss
The geo-economics of the new Great Game
2003). The geo-economics of the new Great Game. Contemporary Politics: Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 75-82
Kari Levitt and the Long Detour of Canadian Political Economy
(2005). Kari Levitt and the Long Detour of Canadian Political Economy. Studies in Political Economy: Vol. 76, No. 1, pp. 31-60
Regional Integration in Latin America
At the turn of the century, it seemed inevitable that regional integration in Latin America would occur under the rubric of the Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA) and US hegemony. But 2005—the year the FTAA was to have been launched—has come and gone, and the whole FTAA project is in tatters. This article will examine two regional integration initiatives, which have emerged in its wake—the Union of South American Nations (UNASUR) and the Boli…
Supplementary Statement
Escape from the Staple Trap
Contours of a Multipolar Century
In the twenty-first century, two key frameworks have emerged by which to understand the dynamics and tendencies of the world system: one which sees a consolidation of U.S. hegemony and another which sees the emergence of a multipolar architecture of competing centers of capital accumulation. Radhika Desai's Geopolitical Economy offers a comprehensive, persuasive, and clearly argued case for the latter. Highlighting the framework of uneven and com…
James Laxer, 1941–2018
Alternatives
The 1990s debate about the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) became polarized between neoliberal globalizers and an impressive, progressive, antineoliberal coalition of trade unions and social movements. By contrast, in the 2018 NAFTA renegotiation debate, while the neoliberal globalizers were still on the stage, this time their opponents were Trump and his team of white-nationalist, Right-wing populist protectionists. For progressive v…
World Bolshevism
Backwards 51 II. The Ideology of "Sovietism" 6 > The Mysticism of the Soviet System 59 7 > Dictatorship of a Minority 63 8 > Dictatorship over the Proletariat 71 9 > Metaphysical Materialism and Dialectical Materialism 81 Photograph of Iulii Martov, taken by police after his arrest in January 1896. 1 https://doi.org/10
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