Ingo Schmidt is academic co-ordinator of the Labour Studies Program at Athabasca University, Canada. His research focuses on international political economy and labour movements. His recent books include Reading 'Capital' Today (Pluto, 2017), The Three Worlds of Social Democracy (Pluto, 2015) and Rosa Luxemburg's Accumulation of Capital (VSA Verlag, 2013).Carlo Fanelli teaches in the Department of Politics and Public Administration, Ryerson University, Canada. He is the author of Megacity Malaise (Fernwood Publishing, 2016) and editor of Reading 'Capital' Today (Pluto, 2017). He also edits the journal Alternate Routes.

'Addresses not only capital and labour, and early experiments in socialism, but also questions of gender, ecology, and imperialism. What we learn is that reading Marx's Capital in the present as history can renew our vision of a more egalitarian world beyond capitalism: that of socialism in the twenty-first century'

• Introduction: Capital After 150 Years - Ingo Schmidt and Carlo Fanelli1. Capital and the History of Class Struggle - Ingo Schmidt2. Capital and the First International - William A. Pelz3. Capital and Soviet Communism - Anej Korsika4. Capital and the Labour Theory of Value - Prabhat Patnaik5. Capital and Gender - Silvia Federici6. Capital and its ‘Laws of Motion’: Determination, Praxis and the Human Science/Natural Science Question - Peter Gose and Justin Paulson7. Capital and the Labour Process - Paul Thompson and Chris Smith8. Capital and Organized Labour - Carlo Fanelli and Jeff Noonan9. Capital and Ecology - Hannah Holleman10. Imagining Society Beyond Capital - Peter HudisNotes on Contributors Index

Ingo Schmidt is academic co-ordinator of the Labour Studies Program at Athabasca University, Canada. His research focuses on international political economy and labour movements. His recent books include Reading 'Capital' Today (Pluto, 2017), The Three Worlds of Social Democracy (Pluto, 2015) and Rosa Luxemburg's Accumulation of Capital (VSA Verlag, 2013).Carlo Fanelli teaches in the Department of Politics and Public Administration, Ryerson University, Canada. He is the author of Megacity Malaise (Fernwood Publishing, 2016) and editor of Reading 'Capital' Today (Pluto, 2017). He also edits the journal Alternate Routes.

'Addresses not only capital and labour, and early experiments in socialism, but also questions of gender, ecology, and imperialism. What we learn is that reading Marx's Capital in the present as history can renew our vision of a more egalitarian world beyond capitalism: that of socialism in the twenty-first century'

• Introduction: Capital After 150 Years - Ingo Schmidt and Carlo Fanelli1. Capital and the History of Class Struggle - Ingo Schmidt2. Capital and the First International - William A. Pelz3. Capital and Soviet Communism - Anej Korsika4. Capital and the Labour Theory of Value - Prabhat Patnaik5. Capital and Gender - Silvia Federici6. Capital and its ‘Laws of Motion’: Determination, Praxis and the Human Science/Natural Science Question - Peter Gose and Justin Paulson7. Capital and the Labour Process - Paul Thompson and Chris Smith8. Capital and Organized Labour - Carlo Fanelli and Jeff Noonan9. Capital and Ecology - Hannah Holleman10. Imagining Society Beyond Capital - Peter HudisNotes on Contributors Index