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This is the Inaugural episode for "All Things History with UMHiSA".
In this episode, host Celeste, Invites Prof. Henry Heller to discuss his past research on Marxist and Capitalist Theories. Prof. Henry Heller gives detailed accounts of his experiences during his research periods and book “A Marxist Theory of Capitalism”.
The pair discuss their interests in providing valuable solutions to the current state of crisis that we are living in, and what the future state of capitalism could look like in decades to come.
Other talking points include Neoliberalism, Merchant Capitalism, Industrial Revolution, French Revolution, Socialism, Consumerism, Politics, Economics, Feudalism.
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