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Social justice and labour ethic
Dukor, Maduabuchi
Dukor, Maduabuchi
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Marxism is very much relevant to possible solutions to diverse global social and economic problems in contemporary political economies. With the dearth of actually Marxist existing societies in the world today, many policy makers have turned their back on the lesson of Marxism on political economy, labour ethic and social justice. The early Marxism is humanistic enough for human social, economic scientific progress as well as panacea for global economic and social problems. It is argued that Marxist historical materialism and its humanist principles without the dialectical materialist question is enough reason to continue to re-invent Marxism as a political and economic philosophy for policy makers. Marxism has taught and will continue to teach the world that a worker deserves a fair wage to satisfy his basic needs namely, housing, education, food, health – care and finally, the enjoyment of the fruit of his labour as well as happiness.
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2004
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