Accepted papers include:

• Where Did Quantitative Marxism Go? Ron Smith and Ali Tasiran, Birkbeck College.

• Accumulation and Exploitation in a Linear Economy. Roberto Veneziani. QMW. Abstract

• Job quality and the economics of New Labour: a critical appraisal using subjective survey data. Andrew Brown, Andy Charlwood, Chris Forde and David Spencer, Leeds University. Abstract

• Bauer’s Unsolvable Accumulation Schemes. Matthieu Meauille, University Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne. Abstract

• Money as social power: remapping global capital flows. Massimo De Angelis, University of East London and David Harvie, University of Leicester. Abstract

• Labour Values as Employment Multipliers. Andrew Trigg and Roberto Simonetti, Open University. Abstract

• Simulating extended reproduction. Poverty reduction and class dynamics in Bolivia. Jorge Buzaglo and Alvaro Calzadilla, Göteborg University and Hamburg University. Abstract

• A Political Economy Interpretation of Cointegration of Prices along Commodity Chains. Susan Newman, SOAS. Abstract

• Labor Productivity. A Marxian Critique of its Value-Added Decomposition. Peter Flaschel, Bielefeld University. Abstract

• Marxists, Military Spending and the Economy. Paul Dunne. University of the West of England, Bristol.

• Class Conflict Over the Length of the Working Day. Bruce Philp and Dan Wheatley, Nottingham Trent University.

• Measuring the Value Rate of Profit. Alan Freeman

• Causal Laws and Tendencies. Steve Fleetwood, University of the West of England, Bristol.

• Profit Rate Distributions. Julian Wells, Greenwich University

• Fall in the Rate of Profit in Business Cycles. Erdogan Bakir. Abstract

• TBC. Gary Slater, Bradford University

• TBC. Alvin Birdi, University of Bristol