Michael Roberts Libros

Sin complejos, partiendo de un punto de vista marxista, 'La larga depresión' sostiene que la economía mundial está aún agónicamente inmersa en una gran recesión. Argumentando que la rentabilidad del capital es hoy demasiado baja, y que la deuda acumulada es demasiado alta, Michael Roberts presenta aquí, de forma muy convincente, su teoría de que la recesión actual persistirá hasta que la rentabilidad del capital se restablezca a través de una nueva depresión económica. "'La larga depresión' es un impresionante análisis de la crisis económica global. Reuniendo una amplia variedad de evidencias, Michael Roberts contrargumenta las explicaciones simplistas y superficiales de los comentaristas del 'establishment0 (y de muchos otros economistas 'alternativos') mostrando en su lugar cómo los orígenes de esta crisis están directamente relacionados con el declive del rendimiento capitalista." - Tony Norfield, autor de 'The London and the Global Power of Finance'.

This guide to domestic duck and geese has colour photographs of typical specimens of various breeds. Each breed has listed its classification, type, origin, colour variations, egg colour, characteristics, and weight, as well as faults to avoid.

Offering a thorough exploration of sixteenth-century Sweden, this history has become a foundational text for English-speaking historians. Its detailed analysis provides valuable insights into the political, social, and cultural dynamics of the era, making it an essential resource for understanding Sweden's historical development. Since its publication in 1968, it has been recognized for its scholarly rigor and has influenced subsequent research in the field.

. 2001, bright clean copy, no markings, Professional booksellers since 1981

For three decades, Manolo Blahnik_s shoes have held the fashion world spellbound. His sense of the theatrical wedded to the finest materials and superlative craftsmanship inspire fanatical devotion. Diane Von Furstenberg has more than 80 pairs; Paloma Picasso has been fan since the age of 14; and Sarah Jessica Parker, Anna Piaggi and Kate Moss, to name a few, are fellow addicts. Here, collected together for the first time, are over one hundred and twenty exquisite drawings that Blahnik makes at the outset of the design process. These sketches are executed with such exuberance and deftness that they have become as sought-after as the shoes themselves (they often fetch up to £10,000 at charity auctions). Inimitable in style, these drawings, beautifully reproduced in this book with special inks, vividly convey Blahnik_s unique vision.

Set against the backdrop of the 1960s in Cleveland, this memoir offers a firsthand perspective from a seasoned journalist navigating the chaos of the era. The author recounts significant events such as civil rights struggles, political corruption, crime, and the impactful Kent State incident, capturing the challenges and excitement of reporting during a time of profound social change. Through personal anecdotes, the book highlights the pivotal role of journalism in documenting history as it unfolds.

Engels, often overshadowed by Marx, was a pioneering figure in critiquing classical political economy from a Marxist viewpoint, predating Marx's own analyses. Michael Roberts delves into Engels' significant contributions to understanding capitalism and political economy, highlighting their relevance in contemporary discussions. This exploration not only sheds light on Engels' insights but also emphasizes the importance of his work in the broader context of Marxist theory.

Focusing on the pivotal figures in Swedish history, this collection of essays explores the complexities of Charles X's domestic policies and foreign objectives, highlighting their controversial nature. It also delves into Oxenstierna's significant yet ultimately unsuccessful efforts in Germany and the contentious circumstances surrounding Charles XII's death. Through these analyses, the author provides a nuanced understanding of Sweden's imperial expansion and the factors that shaped its rise as a great power in the 17th century.

Includes poems which takes into a world riven by violence and betrayal, between nations and individuals.

This guide to using small incubators in the home or classroom looks at the various types of incubators, the necessary preparation and the actual incubation. It covers the sexing and rearing of the chicks, and possible problems, as well as tips for teachers and useful addresses.