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fundamental need to look at human capital development through which infrastructural development is secured. In several African countries, such as Nigeria and Senegal, it is common to see some weak and dilapidated infrastructures that dot cities such as Lagos

with a crucial instrument in the struggle over power. Worse yet, in so doing, it enables capital to configure power to its liking. With characteristic lucidity, Dean lays out this view: ‘Politics is a struggle over power. Capital uses every resource

ideology is characterised by seven elements: a) Confidence in the market as an efficient mechanism for the allocation of scarce resources; b) Belief in the desirability of global free trade and free circulation of capital; c) Willingness to limit the

, Capital and the Incorporation of Organized Labor on the South African Gold Fields, 1902–1939 . Cape Town : David Phillip .

) – Sipho Kubheka, Gavin Anderson, Bernie Fanaroff and Phil Bonner all knew Sheldon from his involvement in the IAS and MAWU. I know this because I was briefly chair of the IAS. 3 Leader’s courses, particularly on Balibar’s contribution to Reading Capital

tradition ( Kung 1997: 74 ; Sheridan 1980: 176 ). Also, the philosophical and political justifications have unmistakable religious underpinnings, especially, the christian religion. (We have already argued the use of the capital letter ‘c’ for ‘christianity

conservative forces of the former colony and where economic power remains under the control of international finance capital’ (1973: 452). By this distinction, Nkrumah assumed the self-evidentiality of the legal political dismantling of the colonial, an

discussion in home-owners’ favour. Critics of the new law see this rhetoric of ‘rights’ and ‘home’ as a cynical veil disguising a political and economic agenda that aims to remove any obstacles to the use of housing as a locus for capital investment ( Fox O

private property. Hunt and Sherman (1986: 42) note that for Classical Liberals ‘economic well-being depended on the capacity of an economy to produce. Productive capacity depended, in turn, on accumulation of capital and division of labor’. Here

Capital (2013–2017). Notes 1 Bohman (1996: 4 ; 1998: 401, 402 ; 2009: 28 ); Chambers (2003: 308 ); Cohen (1997: 67 ); Gutmann and Thompson (1996: 4 ); Manin (1987: 359 ); Martí (2006: 22 ). 2 Chambers (2013: 201–220 ); Dryzek (2010b: 6