English

In this article, we aim to demonstrate that the low prices of goods produced in the global South and the attendant modest contribution of its exports to the Gross Domestic Product of the North conceals the real dependence of the latter’s economies on low-waged Southern labor. We argue that the relocation of industry to the global South in the past three decades has resulted in a massive increase of transferred value to the North. The principal mechanisms for this transfer are the repatriation of surplus value by means of foreign direct investment, the unequal exchange of products embodying different quantities of value, and extortion through debt servicing.

On imperialisme and globalization
"Part One focuses on political history, Part Two on political economy, and Part Three on political practice. There are also two appendices: one on Marx's theory of value, and one on Foucault’s theory of power. Both are essential to understanding my approach, but they are included as appendices to avoid disrupting the book’s narrative."

A short introdunction to Manifest - Communist Working Group

Contents:
Preface p. 9-18

Bibliography for the book: Riding the Wave by Torkil Lauesen

Appendix for the book "Turning Money into Rebellion", edited by Gabriel Kuhn.
1. Acronyms of Political Organizations
2. Timeline 3. Convicted Blekinggade Group Members
4. Currency Conversion
5Litterature

It may, on the face of it, appear strange that a political organisation in Denmark should support the publication of a periodical in Tanzania – a periodical, moreover, which addresses itself to readers in the Third World. Why do we not concentrate our efforts on political work in our own part of the world and publish a periodical aimed at the Danish Working class? Why do liberation movements and socialist forces in the Third World command the major part of our attention? This choice of priorities is the outcome of certain fundamental political considerations.

Contents:
Introduction p. 105
Variation in Wages in a Divided World p. 107
The Concrete Variations in Wages p. 109
Working conditions p. 114
Productivity and Wages p. 116
Productivity and Wages – Final Remarks p. 120
Conclusion p. 122
Equalization of the Rate of Profit p. 123
Capital Movements p.128
Conclusion p.131
The Size of the Unequal Exchange p. 131

Crititique of Chinese media information about the situation in different parts of the world and of CCPs analysis of the situation in Western Europe.
The letter is published here at snylterstaten.dk for the first time.

The Soviet Union and China are each of them experiments of this kind - experiments made possible by history's winding road of development in this century and the specific conditions in Russia in 1917 and in China before and after the Second World War and by the Communist Parties of the two countries, by Lenin and Mao respectively, and by the working masses of people whom they led.

Song dedicated to the Blekingegade Group by the Canadian punk group The fallout from the album: What Is Past Is Prologue (2005/ rereleased in 2018).

Contents:
The Development of Capitalism in the Nineteenth Century p. 31
Britain's Industrial Monopoly p. 32
The Contradiction Production – Consumption p. 32
Marx & Engels On the Potentialities of Capitalism p. 34
The New Manifestation of the Contradiction p. 39
The Development of the United States of America from Colony to Advanced Capitalist Power p. 46
Summary p. 54

p. 7-10:
The economic-trade union demands involved in the present and a number of former collective agreement situations are manifestations of needs and wishes on a material level (and spiritual-ideological level) characteristic of a working class in a country, where the capitalists have been able to give and have had a direct interest in giving the workers a share in the super profits of western capitalism as a whole from the exploitation of the majority of mankind – the peoples of the present and former colonial, semicolonial and dependent countries of Asia, Africa and Latin America.

There is  n o  direct road from a parasite state of Denmark's kind to socialism!

Contents:
B. Works by Arghiri Emmanuel p. 223-225

Contains 3 recast and abbreviated articles previously published as part of the debate with the Swedish organization: Kommunistiska förbundet marxist-lenisterna. What is the class struggle, the relationship between wage match and class struggle and when can you talk about a revolutionary situation, all parts of the parasite state theory. As well as a supplement with 2 letters from Friedrich Engels to August Bebel.

Published by publishinghouse Futura, 1971 36 p.

s. 23-25:
Extract from a text on Karl Marx written by V.I. Lenin in a Russian Enclyclopedia.

p. 7-15:
Foreword by Gotfred Appel.

The Danish Kommunistisk Arbejdskreds, KAK (Communist Working Circle, CWC) published in 1975 one issue in English - April 10, 1975.
Content:
What is CWC pp.1-2.
The Principal Contradiction pp. 2-6.
The Principal Contradiction (2) pp. 6-11.
Famine in India pp. 12-16.

Colophon: Information about publisher and print of Turning Money into Rebellion.

Socialism and the Bourgeois Way of Life. By Gotfred Appel (1966) p.185

What Is KAK? What Is KAK? By KAK (1974) p. 190

Manifest-Communist Working Group: A Short Introduction. By M-KA (1986) p. 194

What Can Communists in the Imperialist Countries Do? By M-KA (1983) p. 203