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with his later economic theory, Rubin argued that Marx's mature economic work represented the culmination of his lifetime project to understand how human creative power is shaped, defined, and limited by social structures, which take on a uniquely "objective" economic form under
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is not a historical phenomenon that developed into capitalism, as it is often understood by both
Marxists and critics of Marx; rather, it is a theoretical abstraction that explains one aspect of a fully developed capitalist economy. The concept of
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Trotskyist conspiracy on 25 November 1937. He was rehabilitated during the period of
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