Sanjeev Ghotge
Biographic Data
| ID | 1370524 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sanjeev Ghotge |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sanjeev |
| FAMILY NAME | Ghotge |
| SIGNATURE | GHOTGE S |
| AFFILIATIONS | independent scholar |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Climate Change and Marx in the Twenty-First Century, Part II
This paper comes in two parts. Part I, published in the June 2018 issue of this journal, opened with an examination of the relationship between Marx’s characterization of the centrality of commodity production to capitalism as a system, its destructive results on Nature and the global scale of the climate crisis confronting the 21st century. Following a discussion of these issues, Part I moved on to critically examine three models of political ec…
Climate Change and Marx in the 21st Century, Part I
This paper comes in two parts. Part I begins with an examination of the relationship between Marx’s characterization of the centrality of commodity production to capitalism as a system, its destructive results on Nature, and the global scale of the climate crisis confronting the 21st century. It then moves on to critically examine three models of political economy (Hayekism, Keynesianism and State Socialism). Part II takes the argument forward by…
Climate Change: A New Paradigm for China's Future
Over the last decade and a half, even as the Chinese economy performed extremely well, there has been a spate of commentary in the western literature targeting this performance in terms of its impa
Financial Meltdown: An Intriguing Silence at the Core
The meltdown of global financial markets due to toxic debt emanating largely from the unregulated U.S. banking system has hit the capitalist systems of the world with the force of an earthquake. Un
A political Manifesto for the greening of India
Climate Change and Marx in the Twenty-First Century, Part II
This paper comes in two parts. Part I, published in the June 2018 issue of this journal, opened with an examination of the relationship between Marx’s characterization of the centrality of commodity production to capitalism as a system, its destructive results on Nature and the global scale of the climate crisis confronting the 21st century. Following a discussion of these issues, Part I moved on to critically examine three models of political ec…
Climate Change and Marx in the 21st Century, Part I
This paper comes in two parts. Part I begins with an examination of the relationship between Marx’s characterization of the centrality of commodity production to capitalism as a system, its destructive results on Nature, and the global scale of the climate crisis confronting the 21st century. It then moves on to critically examine three models of political economy (Hayekism, Keynesianism and State Socialism). Part II takes the argument forward by…
A political Manifesto for the greening of India
A political Manifesto for the greening of India
Financial Meltdown: An Intriguing Silence at the Core
The meltdown of global financial markets due to toxic debt emanating largely from the unregulated U.S. banking system has hit the capitalist systems of the world with the force of an earthquake. Un
Climate Change: A New Paradigm for China's Future
Over the last decade and a half, even as the Chinese economy performed extremely well, there has been a spate of commentary in the western literature targeting this performance in terms of its impa
Climate Change and Marx in the Twenty-First Century, Part II
This paper comes in two parts. Part I, published in the June 2018 issue of this journal, opened with an examination of the relationship between Marx’s characterization of the centrality of commodity production to capitalism as a system, its destructive results on Nature and the global scale of the climate crisis confronting the 21st century. Following a discussion of these issues, Part I moved on to critically examine three models of political ec…
Climate Change and Marx in the 21st Century, Part I
This paper comes in two parts. Part I begins with an examination of the relationship between Marx’s characterization of the centrality of commodity production to capitalism as a system, its destructive results on Nature, and the global scale of the climate crisis confronting the 21st century. It then moves on to critically examine three models of political economy (Hayekism, Keynesianism and State Socialism). Part II takes the argument forward by…
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