Publications on Arms production and exports

Sub-categories:

• General
• Questioning + Theorising
• Military Keynesianism
• Nuclear Production
• Disparate Exchange

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General
From the publication "Questioning Globalized Militarism.
Nuclear and Military Production and Critical Economic Theory" (New Dehli, India - 2006)

• Table of Contents
• 'Global Militarism and the Need for Critical Economic Theory Today'
  summarizing the main concepts and arguments put forward in the study
  (published in the Calcutta Weekly Frontier, October 2003)
• 'Towards Elaboration of the Theoretical Concept of Negative Use Value(Disvalue). Or: The Health and Environmental Consequences of Nuclear Production'
  (Chapter Three, published in the Calcutta Weekly Frontier, October 2005)
• 'The Conceptualisation of Waste in Critical Economic Theory. Discourse on Non-Commodity Waste and on Waste in a Social Sense'
  (Chapter Four)
• 'The State's Role in the Transformation of Production Relations in Europe.
  On the Construction of Warships and the Rise of Capitalism'
  (Chapter Eleven)
• 'Unequal Exchange versus Disparate Exchange - A Comparison.
  Succession and Coexistence of Two Imperialist Trading Mechanisms'
  (Chapter Twenty)

From the manuscript: "Theorising Military Production".
(To be published by Daanesh Publishers, New Delhi, India, 2006)

• Table of Contents,
• 'The Circular Movements of Individual and Social Capital - Karl Marx: The Circular Movement of Capital and Marx's Analysis of Consumption'
  (Chapter One (A))
• 'The Circular Movements of Individual and Social Capital - Karl Marx: From Quesnay to Marx: Diagrams on Simple Reproduction'
  (Chapter One (B))
• 'The Circular Movements of Individual and Social Capital - Karl Marx: Marx's Diagram on Enlarged Reproduction - Effects of Department III on Accumulation'
  (Chapter One (C))
• 'The Classical Economists, Unproductive Labour and War - Adam Smith.
  Revisiting Adam Smith's Views on 'Unproductive Labour', the Public Debt and War'
  (Chapter Two (A))
• 'The Classical Economists, Unproductive Labour and War - Adam Smith.
  Continuing Debate oon 'Unproductive Labour': Marxist Orthodoxy versus the Classical School'
  (Chapter Two (B))
• 'The Classical Economists, Unproductive Labour and War - Adam Smith.
  Public Finance and Emerging Capitalism- The Roots of Taxation and Borrowings in War'
  (Chapter Two (C))
• 'Theorising the International Flows of Arms and Armaments. Beyond Samir Amin: Lenin's Theory ofImperialism and the Production and Exports of Arms'
  (Chapter Seven (A))
• 'Theorising the International Flows of Arms and Armaments. Beyond Samir Amin: The Exports of Arms and the Accumulationof Capital in the Centre and the Periphery'
  (Chapter Seven (B))

"Summary Statement on Globalisation and Militarism"
(Presentation made at the Conference on the Actuality and Meaning of Social Movements, organized by the World Forum on Alternatives (WFA) and held in Luxemburg, January 2002)

'Public Policy and the Threat of Militarism'
(Speech to the National Conference of Women's Studies, held in Hyderabad, India, January 9, 2000)

Military Keynesianism
* 'The Tasks of Keynesianism Today'
(New Political Science, Volume 32, Number 2, June 2010)

Military Keynesianism Today: An Innovative Discourse
(Race & Class, Volume 51, no.4, April-June, 2010, p.79)

The New Transatlanticism and Military Keynesianism
Networkideas.org, september 23, 2009

Military Keynesianism under the Obama Presidency
Economic & Political Weekly, January 24, 2009

The Organisation of Hegemony. Capital Concentration in the US Military Sector Today
Text Dated March 6, 2008 (Draft)

"The War on Iraq and the US Business Cycle"
(Essay, drafted in 2003, published August 2004, XminusY Solidarity Fund, Amsterdam, Netherlands)




'The Political Economy of the Planned US War Against Iraq'
(Essay, published amongst others in the weekly Holiday, and in the magazine Afrani, Dhaka, Bangladesh, August 2002)

Nuclear Production
A Different Perspective on the US-India Nuclear Deal
Monthly Review, September 2009

Disparate Exchange
Systems of Disparate Exchange
Economic & Political Weekly, May 12, 2001