LCW Vol. 22

Contents

52 chapters

• Title page
• Source and provenance
• Preface by Progress Publishers
• New Data on the Laws Governing the Development of Capitalism in Agriculture
• 1. General Characteristic of the Three Main Sections. The Homestead West
• 2. The Industrial North
• 3. The Former Slave-Owning South
• 4. Average Size of Farms, 'Disintegration of Capitalism' in the South
• 5. The Capitalist Nature of Agriculture
• 6. Areas of the Most Intensive Agriculture
• 7. Machinery and Hired Labour in Agriculture
• 8. Displacement of Small by Big Enterprises. Quantity of Improved Land
• 9. Continued. Statistics on the Value of Farms
• 10. Defects of Conventional Methods of Economic Analysis. Marx on the Peculiarities Of Agriculture
• 11. A More Exact Comparison of Small and Large Enterprises
• 12. Different Types of Enterprises in Agriculture
• 13. How the Displacement of Small-Scale by Large-Scale Production in Agriculture is Minimised
• 14. The Expropriation of the Small Farmers
• 15. A Comparative Picture of Evolution in Industry and Agriculture
• 16. Summary and Conclusions
• 7. Machinery and Hired Labour in Agriculture
• 12. Different Types of Enterprises in Agriculture
• Preface to N. Bukharin's Pamphlet, Imperialism and the World Economy
• Opportunism and the Collapse of the Second International
• Draft Resolution on the Convocation of the Second Socialist Conference
• For the Conference to Be Held on April 24, 1916
• Speech Delivered at an International Meeting in Berne, February 8, 1916
• The Tasks of the Opposition in France
• Have the Organising Committee and the Chkheidze Group a Policy of Their Own?
• Peace Without Annexations and the Independence of Poland as Slogans of the Day in Russia
• Wilhelm Kolb and George Plekhanov
• The Socialist Revolution and the Right of Nations to Self-Determination
• Letter From the Committee of Organisations Abroad to the Sections of the R.S.D.L.P.
• The Peace Programme
• Proposals Submitted by the Central Committee of the R.S.D.L.P. to the Second Socialist Conference
• Split or Decay?
• German and Non-German Chauvinism
• Imperialism, the Highest Stage of Capitalism
• PREFACE
• PREFACE TO THE FRENCH AND GERMAN EDITIONS
• I. CONCENTRATION OF PRODUCTION AND MONOPOLIES
• II. BANKS AND THEIR NEW ROLE
• III. FINANCE CAPITAL AND THE FINANCIAL OLIGARCHY
• IV. EXPORT OF CAPITAL
• V. DIVISION OF THE WORLD AMONG CAPITALIST ASSOCIATIONS
• VI. DIVISION OF THE WORLD AMONG THE GREAT POWERS
• VII. IMPERIALISM AS A SPECIAL STAGE OF CAPITALISM
• VIII. PARASITISM AND DECAY OF CAPITALISM
• IX. CRITIQUE OF IMPERIALISM
• X. THE PLACE OF IMPERIALISM IN HISTORY
• The Junius Pamphlet
• The Discussion On Self-Determination Summed Up