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Los Angeles Review of Books

In his latest book, Capital from Zero, Japanese Marxist scholar Kohei Saito provides an accessible and relevant reading of Karl Marx’s magnum opus, Capital (1867–94). lareviewofbooks.org/article/kohe...

Capitalism’s ‘Metabolic Rift’ | Los Angeles Review of BooksKohei Saito’s new book offers a compelling account of Marx’s development as an ecosocialist thinker.lareviewofbooks.org
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Los Angeles Review of Books

Ashley Dawson observes New York’s subway cars becoming increasingly festooned with ads from obscure AI companies, each proclaiming their respective time-saving benefits to the tired gig workers who ride it home each day.

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Los Angeles Review of Books

As Dawson emphasizes, our current world, AI-ad-cluttered and all, lies on the precipice of a massive transformation in how work is done and who does it.

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Los Angeles Review of Books

Can we really expect AI to relieve the exhausted of the earth of their material and affective burdens? Dawson finds Saito’s answer to be a resounding no: “the promise that technological advances like AI and robotics will enable workers to enjoy more freedoms is an enduring lie.”

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Los Angeles Review of Books

To strengthen Saito’s proposed movement of “degrowth communism,” Dawson suggests including the theoretical tools of racial capitalism and social reproduction to engage with a more holistic account of the global working class.

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Los Angeles Review of Books

“We desperately need a thoroughgoing and substantial redefinition of the working class to include care work and social reproduction, a redefinition that includes both the waged and the unwaged.” lareviewofbooks.org/article/kohe...