Political Order and the Law of Labour

absolute property administration appears basis capacity to labour capital capitalist capitalist production capitalist society civil society concept constituted contract theory critique derived determined division of labour economic elements equivalence established existence feudal orders force formal formalisation full employment G. W. F. Hegel Hegel individual individual capitals intensified property labour contract labour market labour-power law of labour legal form legislation Lenin liberal liberal democracy logic Marx modern society national income natural law needs and capacities nineteenth century objects of property organisation original particular person political economy political philosophy political society Poor Law population possible private property problem procedures proletariat quango rational recognised relation relative surplus value Ricardo Rousseau separation simple social contract sovereignty space specific structure struggle subjects and objects surplus value theory of abstraction thing trades unions tradition unity universal subjectivity use-values wage labour wider law workers