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- Introduction
- 1. A crisis in Marxism
- 2. A general theory of exploitation
- 3. A simple model of Marxian exploitation
- 4. A brief outline
- 5. A defense of method
- Part I: Exploitation and Class in Subsistence Economies
- 1. Exploitation and Class in Subsistence Economies
- 2. The Labor Market and the Emergence of Class
- 3. The Functional Equivalence of Labor and Credit Markets
- Part II: Exploitation and Class in an Accumulating Economy
- 4. The Class Exploitation Correspondence Principle
- 5. The Dependence of Labor Value on the Market
- 6. Marxian Exploitation and Heterogeneous Labor
- Part III: Exploitation, Socialism, and Historical Materialism
- 7. A General Definition and Taxonomy of Exploitation
- 8. Exploitation in Existing Socialism
- 9. Links with Historical Materialism
- References
- Index
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