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Social Catholicism, Marxism and Liberation theology : from antithesis to coexistence, coalescence and synthesis.
International Journal of Social Economics
1986 : VOL. 13:9, p. 52-74
 1986 Nitsch, T. O.
74.
The concept of class in closure theory : learning from rather than falling into the problems encountered by Neo-Marxism.
Sociology (London)
1986 : MAY, VOL. 20:2, p. 247-264
 1986 Murphy, R.
75.
8. Collectivist movements and anarchism.
International Journal of Social Economics
1985 : VOL. 12:3/4/5, p. 133-154
 1985
76.
Socialism, planning and optimality. A study in Soviet economic thought.
Commentationes Scientiarum Socialium
1984 : 25, p. 1-230
 1984 Sutela, P.
77.
The limits of the 'new industrial relations'.
Industrial Relations Journal
1984 : SUMMER, VOL. 15:2, p. 66-71
 1984 Rojek, C.
78.
The new Marxism of collective action : a critical analysis.
Sociology (London)
1984 : FEB, VOL. 18:1, p. 33-50
 1984 Lash, S.
Urry, J.
79.
The selectivity of economic integration theories : a comparison of some traditional and Marxist approaches.
Journal of Common Market Studies
1983 : JUN, VOL. 21:4, p. 365-388
 1983 Haack, W. G. C. M.
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What is the alternative for the East? Neither orthodox Marxism nor capitalism but "Liberal Socialism".
International Journal of Social Economics
1983 : VOL. 10:4, p. 3-67
 1983 Rugina, A. N.
81.
Marx en de crisis van het marxisme.
Economisch Statistische Berichte
1983 : DEC 7, VOL. 68:3434, p. 1124-1128
 1983 Knaack, R.
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How Marx maimed Britain.
Management Today
1983 : AUG, p. 54-57
 1983 Eltis, W.
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