[Video] Myths of Marxism: is neo-liberalism different to capitalism?

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Sometimes we hear people saying that neo-liberalism, rather than capitalism, is the biggest problem we face today. What exactly is neo-liberalism? What is its relationship to capitalism as a system? And what does that mean for Marxists? Sam from UCL has the answers!

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