CONTENTS

TRANSLATOR’S NOTEpage[7]
A NOTE ON ROSA LUXEMBURG[9]
INTRODUCTION[13]

SECTION ONE
THE PROBLEM OF REPRODUCTION

I. THE OBJECT OF OUR INVESTIGATION		page[31]
II. QUESNAY’S AND ADAM SMITH’S ANALYSES OF THE PROCESS OF REPRODUCTION[48]
III. A CRITICISM OF SMITH’S ANALYSIS[64]
IV. MARX’S SCHEME OF SIMPLE REPRODUCTION[76]
V. THE CIRCULATION OF MONEY[93]
VI. ENLARGED REPRODUCTION[107]
VII. ANALYSIS OF MARX’S DIAGRAM OF ENLARGED REPRODUCTION[120]
VIII. MARX’S ATTEMPT TO RESOLVE THE DIFFICULTY[139]
IX. THE DIFFICULTY VIEWED FROM THE ANGLE OF THE PROCESS OF CIRCULATION[155]

SECTION TWO
HISTORICAL EXPOSITION OF THE PROBLEM

FIRST ROUND
Sismondi-Malthus v. Say-Ricardo, MacCulloch

X. SISMONDI’S THEORY OF REPRODUCTION		page[173]
XI. MACCULLOCH v. SISMONDI[191]
XII. RICARDO v. SISMONDI[203]
XIII. SAY v. SISMONDI[211]
XIV. MALTHUS[219]

SECOND ROUND
The Controversy between Rodbertus and von Kirchmann

XV. V. KIRCHMANN’S THEORY OF REPRODUCTION		page[227]
XVI. RODBERTUS’ CRITICISM OF THE CLASSICAL SCHOOL[238]
XVII. RODBERTUS’ ANALYSIS OF REPRODUCTION[252]

THIRD ROUND
Struve—Bulgakov—Tugan Baranovski v. Vorontsov—Nikolayon

XVIII. A NEW VERSION OF THE PROBLEM		page[271]
XIX. VORONTSOV AND HIS ‘SURPLUS’[276]
XX. NIKOLAYON[284]
XXI. STRUVE’S ‘THIRD PERSONS’ AND ‘THREE WORLD EMPIRES’[292]
XXII. BULGAKOV AND HIS COMPLETION OF MARX’S ANALYSIS[298]
XXIII. TUGAN BARANOVSKI AND HIS ‘LACK OF PROPORTION’[311]
XXIV. THE END OF RUSSIAN ‘LEGALIST’ MARXISM[324]

SECTION THREE
THE HISTORICAL CONDITIONS OF ACCUMULATION

XXV. CONTRADICTIONS WITHIN THE DIAGRAM OF ENLARGED REPRODUCTION		page[329]
XXVI. THE REPRODUCTION OF CAPITAL AND ITS SOCIAL SETTING[348]
XXVII. THE STRUGGLE AGAINST NATURAL ECONOMY[368]
XXVIII. THE INTRODUCTION OF COMMODITY ECONOMY[386]
XXIX. THE STRUGGLE AGAINST PEASANT ECONOMY[395]
XXX. INTERNATIONAL LOANS[419]
XXXI. PROTECTIVE TARIFFS AND ACCUMULATION[446]
XXXII. MILITARISM AS A PROVINCE OF ACCUMULATION[454]
INDEX[469]