Michael R. Krätke (born 1950) was professor for political economy at Lancaster University, and editor of the German scholarly journal spw – Zeitschrift für sozialistische Politik und Wirtschaft.

Krätke has been working on the history of Marxism since the 1990s[1] Among other things, he has developed a periodization of Marxist intellectual history and identified four stages: (1) from 1842 until Marx’ death in 1883, (2) "classical marxism" from 1883 until World War I, (3) the third stage from the Russian Revolution into the 1960s, (4) the last stage of a social-scientific Marxism following the Marx-Renaissance of the 1960s. He is a member of the scientific advisory council to the German chapter of ATTAC.[2]

Writings

Selected works

  • Krätke, Michael; Gransow, Volker (1978). Viktor Agartz, Gewerkschaften und Wirtschaftspolitik [Viktor Agartz, Trade Unions and Economic Policy] (in German). Berlin: Die Arbeitswelt.
  • Krätke, Michael (1984). Kritik der Staatsfinanzen [Criticism of Public Finances] (in German). Hamburg: VSA.
  • Ökonomie ohne Arbeit - Arbeit ohne Ökonomie? [Economy without Work - Work without Economy?] (in German). Hanover: Offizin. 1997.
  • Krätke, Michael; Fülberth, Georg (2007). Neun Fragen zum Kapitalismus [Nine Questions about Capitalism] (in German). Berlin: Dietz.
  • Demokratie und globale Wirtschaftskrise [Democracy and Global Economic Crisis] (in German). Zürich: Förderverein Widerspruch. 2008.

Articles

  • Das Marx-Engels-Problem. Warum Engels das Marxsche „Kapital“ nicht verfälscht hat (Why Engels did not falsify Marx's Capital) In: Marx-Engels-Jahrbuch 2006, Berlin 2007, S. 142–170.
  • Die Mythen der Globalisierung (The Myth of Globalization). In: Zeitschrift Marxistische Erneuerung, December 2002.

References

  1. ↑ Krätke, Michael (1996). "Marxismus als Sozialwissenschaft" [Marxism as Social science]. In Haug, Frigga; Krätke, Michael (eds.). Materialien zum Historisch-Kritischen Wörterbuch des Marxismus [Materials for the Historical-Critical Dictionary of Marxism] (in German). Hamburg. ISBN 9783886193967.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)
  2. ↑ "Mitglieder". www.attac.de (in German). Retrieved 3 May 2021.
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