Re: [Marxism] Immaterial labor

[Benjamin Morgan <foreverblaze89@xxxxxxxxx>]

Dogan I am currently on break and away from a computer. I will rebutt your 
points soon. As far as your claim that Hardt and Negri aren't scholarly 
again your warrants give reasons to believe the opposite. The way they started 
the book was an attempt to create a scholarly work; hence why they used Harvard 
press. Multitude was printed on penguin press. On immaterial labor I will argue 
a lot has changed. Without getting ahead of myself, I point to the creation of 
Bretton Woods 2, the consolidation of international currency, and recently the 
expansion of NAFTA and transnational organizations like: the IMF WTO GATT and 
the World Bank.


      
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