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Productive and Unproductive Labour (article)

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Human capital and reproductive labour in the arts There is a longstanding debate in Marxist political economy over the significance of the distinction between productive and unproductive labour (Harvie, 2006; Camara Izquierdo, 2006; Mohun, 1996), with many theorists suggesting that this dichotomy is increasingly untenable because of changes in the production and circulation of value (Dyer-Witheford, 1999; Harvie, 2006; Arvidsson, 2007; De Angelis, 2006).

No measure for culture? Value in the new economy

Introduction The distinction between productive and unproductive labour is one of the cornerstones of the labour theory of value.

A value-oriented distinction between productive and unproductive ...

This understanding of productive and unproductive labour clearly differs from that of classical Marxism, including Marx's own explicit writings on the distinction.

Value production and struggle in the classroom: teachers within, ...