Marxist critique of the world economy

• The Marxist critique of classical political economy
• Classical Marxists: Imperialism, the colonial problem, the socio-economic formations of Our America and the emancipatory struggles
• Marxist dependency theory and the problem of (under)development in Latin America and the Caribbean
• Latin America in the new world stage
• global civilizational crisis
• Work, flexibility, precariousness, unemployment
• Capitalism and environmental destruction
• Capitalism and patriarchy: the double oppression of women
• Advance of the global and Latin American right wing
• Political economy in transition

• Alejandro Alvarez Béjar (2019): Global message from climate activists: “change is coming, whether you like it or not…”, in Bulletin No. 36. Our America XXI. Challenges and Alternatives. CLACSO Working Group. Crisis and World Economy
• Antonio Gramsci (1999) Prison Notebooks, Notebook 13. Brief Notes on Machiavelli's Politics. Mexico. Era Publishing House.
• Armando Negrete (2020): IMPACT OF THE TRADE WAR ON EXPORTS, in Bulletin No. 39. Our America XXI. Challenges and Alternatives. CLACSO Working Group. Crisis and World Economy
• Atilio A. Boron (2012) Latin America in the Geopolitics of Imperialism. Luxeburg Publishing House. Argentina
• Carlos Eduardo Martins (2015) “The capitalist world-system and the new geopolitical alignments in the 21st century: a prospective vision”, in Sovereignty, hegemony and integration, Marco Gandásegui, Carlos Martins and Pablo Vommaro, coordinators. — 1st ed. — Quito: IAEN Publishing House. p. 19-51
• Claudio Katz (2019): THE DISPUTE IN LATIN AMERICA, in Bulletin No. 38. Our America XXI. Challenges and Alternatives. CLACSO Working Group. Crisis and World Economy.
• Crisis and World Economy (Enzo Traverso (2018) The new faces of the right. Argentina. 21st Century.
• Eduardo Martins. Colombia. Century of Man - CLACSO
• Elorza, Enrique (2019): Political Economy in Transition. Moving Towards a Table Set for All in Our America. Ed. Foundation for Social and Political Research (FISYP) Second edition, enlarged and corrected. Argentina. Pg. 376 to 414
• Erika Barzola and Paola Andrea Baroni. (2018) "China's approach to South America. Deepening of neo-extractivism and increase in socio-environmental conflicts and resistance." Colombia Internacional 93 (2018).
• Gambina, Julio. (2008) Introductory Study to Karl Marx [1857] Introduction to the Critique of Political Economy. Buenos Aires. Luxembourg Publishing House. (Pages 9 to 50)
• Jorge Hernández Martínez (2020): THE EMPIRE IN ITS LABYRINTH, in Bulletin No. 39. Our America XXI. Challenges and Alternatives. CLACSO Working Group. Crisis and World Economy
• José Carlos Mariátegui (1987) Anti-imperialist viewpoint. In Ideology and Politics. Peru. Minerva Bookstore Publishing House.
• Josefina Morales (2019): The original accumulation in the 21st century, in Bulletin No. 28. Our America XXI.
• Julio C. Gambina (2019): ENVIRONMENT AND CAPITALISM, in Bulletin No. 36. Our America XXI. Challenges and Alternatives. CLACSO Working Group. Crisis and World Economy
• Loreta Tellería Escobar (2019): GEOPOLITICS FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF WOMEN, in Bulletin No. 37. Our America XXI. Challenges and Alternatives. CLACSO Working Group. Crisis and World Economy.
• Lucas Castiglioni (2019): GENDER VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IN LATIN AMERICA, in Bulletin No. 38. Our America XXI. Challenges and Alternatives. CLACSO Working Group. Crisis and World Economy
• Néstor Kohan (2019): COUP D'ÉTAT IN BOLIVIA: PENDING DEBATES AND COMPLICIT SILENCES, in Bulletin No. 38. Our America XXI. Challenges and Alternatives. CLACSO Working Group.
• Orlando Caputo and Graciela Galarce (2019): United States; Decrease in profits in the Manufacturing Industry, in Bulletin No. 34. Our America XXI. Challenges and Alternatives. CLACSO Working Group. Crisis and World Economy.
• Pasqualina Curcio Curcio (2019): Venezuela. Unusual and extraordinary threat, in Bulletin No. 28. Our America XXI. Challenges and Alternatives. CLACSO Working Group. Crisis and World Economy.
• Ramón Fernández Durán (2011) The Collapse of Global Capitalism: 2000-2030. Preparing for the Beginning of the Collapse of Industrial Civilization. Ed. Libros en Acción-Baladre, State Coordinator of Struggles Against Unemployment, Poverty and Social Exclusion. Argentina
• Network in Defense of Humanity (2019): SAVE THE AMAZON! SAVE THE PLANET! In Bulletin No. 35. Our America XXI. Challenges and Alternatives. CLACSO Working Group. Crisis and World Economy
• Rodríguez José Luis, (2014): The collapse of Socialism in Europe, Ed. Ciencias Sociales-Ruth. Casa Editora, Cuba.
• Rosa María Marques (2019): Brazil: Rumoá Barbárie? , in Bulletin No. 36. Our America XXI. Challenges and Alternatives. CLACSO Working Group. Crisis and World Economy.
• Ruy Mauro Marini (2008) Latin America, Dependency and Globalization. Anthology. Compiler: Carlos
• Vladimir Ilyich Lenin (2009) [1916] Imperialism, the highest stage of capitalism. Buenos Aires. Luxemburg Publishing House.

The basic requirements for taking a seminar are:

• Availability of at least 4 hours per week to dedicate to the seminar course.
• Internet access.
• Reasonable handling of communication and computer tools.
• Language proficiency in the language in which the course will be taught. The official languages ​​are Spanish and Portuguese.

The seminars last 12 weeks, plus the completion of a final project. A total of 90 hours of dedication will be credited.

A course consists of twelve classes, each accompanied by required readings, supplementary readings, discussion forums, and learning activities proposed by the teaching team, as well as partial submissions and a final project. The course is delivered online and asynchronously. Some instructors may propose synchronous activities. In these cases, the time and date will be agreed upon in advance between the teaching team and the students to ensure everyone's participation. To pass the seminar, students must participate in at least 80% of the discussion forums and activities proposed by the instructors, complete all scheduled partial submissions, and pass the final project.

The possible payment methods are credit card, bank transfer and bank deposit.