Paul Cockshott

Ok then g is the vector of labour values and f the vector of direct labour input

It is that equation for finding labor values! I don't remember where the variable names came from, it was so long ago. But I thought I got it from something in your writings.

No I dont just have the same name, I was one of the authors of the book.

You're name sounds familiar, did you write a book about new socialism?
Or do you just use the same name?

In the end the essence of imperialism is the use by one state of political, military and economic power to expand the territory under its control.
This does not necessarily have any close relation to the export of capital.

How do you define an imperialist country?

I read the book you co wrote "Socialism in the 21st Century" (don't think that's exact, the title escapes me..). I find appreciate it, thanks

Good question, i guess the post-war era of Keynesianism, or more precisely the Gold Standard world.

What are you comparing neoliberalism to when you ask if it is worse?

I guess you would be correct when talking about prominence among marxists, but not among the public of america.

Re: Neo-Liberalism:
Do you mean to say that its aggressive "free market" push is more destructive in regards to its frequent curreny crises and rabid pro-big-capital dominance?