The Economic and Political Interdependencies and Contradictions of the Concentration of Power in Capitalism (in the Circle of Interpretations of Marx’s Thoughts)
The article presents various manifestations of concentration of power characteristic of tendencies existing within the capitalist system. The interdependencies and contradictions of related processes are presented in the directly economic and political dimensions. In relation to the problem, the adequacy of understanding the developmental tendencies of capitalism in Marx’s approach and some of the later thinkers rooted in various ideological traditions referring to Marxism is examined.
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