Anti-Capitalist Groups Karl Marx Is Essay

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The transnational class is believed to be a new breed of dominant class stemming from the new economic order (i.e. global capitalism) which gives way to a highly mobile capital which all the more strengthens social polarization (Robinson & Harris, 2000). Secondly, (and at the same time) the group recognizes that institutions like IMF and WB aligns with the dominant class as seen in the group's website which has a special section for these institutions under Reclaiming the Commons - where the group's critiques against the policies implemented by IMF and WB among many others can be found. The transnational class works had in hand with supranational institution according to the work of Robinson and Harris (2000) as they write, "the...

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Focus on the Global South (2009). Who We Are. Retrieved at http://focusweb.org/who-we-are.html?Itemid=120onMarch 18, 2009.

George Mason University Website (2009). Marxist Origins of Communism, II. Retrieved at http://www.gmu.edu/departments/economics/bcaplan/museum/marx2.htm. onMarch 18, 2009.

Robinson, W.I. & Harris, J. (2000). Towards a Global Ruling Class? Globalization and the Transnational Capitalist Class. Retrieved at http://www.net4dem.org/mayglobal/Papers/RobinsonHarris7_16.pdfonMarch 18, 2009.


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