Paul Mattick Libros

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In this volume, international experts analyse the politics of conventional military policy and military relations among the Soviet successor states. The work analyses various national perspectives on security and approaches to military affairs.

A concise, jargon-free explanation of inflation past and present, and the world economy today.

This book explores the influence of money on society through the lens of various artists. Organized into themed "rooms," it showcases diverse artistic practices, from using real money to creating luxury imitations or handmade pieces. It examines how art reflects and critiques the complexities of monetary value and consumerism.

In this new edition of his classic work, Paul Mattick argues that we can only develop scientific understandings of social life by subjecting the very categories of social science to rigorous study and critique.

Paul Mattick analyzes the decline of business in the context of the global economy's evolution since World War II, illustrating it as part of the ongoing cycle of crisis and recovery inherent to capitalism since the early nineteenth century.