Marxist economics for socialists : a critique of reformism

"Marx's ideas on capitalism and its crises are more relevant today than for many years. But they are also sometimes obscure. In Marxist Economics for Socialists, John Harrison introduces the basic concepts of Marx's economics in simple language -- as political ideas, part of a constant battle against reformism: from Proudhon in France of the 1840s, through Bernstein in Germany of the 1890s, to Crosland and Holland in Britain of the 1950s and today."--Back cover