The Marx Collegium is a research collective founded in 2011 at York University, Toronto.
Our research has been dedicated to close textual analysis of the works of Karl Marx and the social and political impact they have had.
The collective has facilitated several refereeed publications. It has been an important resource for its student members, and the development of student-faculty research teams. Since its foundation, The Marx Collegium has promoted lectures and seminars of renowed scholars at York University, and has also figured in the organizing of international conferences in many countries, including the USA, Japan, China and Brazil.


Members:

Babak Amini (Sociology, London School of Economics - UK)

Keyla Amorim (Psichology, Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte - Brazil)

Enrico Campo (Sociology, University of Pisa - Italy)

George Comninel (Political Science, York University - Canada)

Tomash Dabrowski (Political Science, Northwestern University - USA)

Leigh Denholm (Sociology, York University - Canada)

Behzad Mohammadi (Political Science, York University - Canada)

Marcello Musto (Sociology, York University - Canada)

Charvaak Pati (Geography, York University - Canada)

Rana Sukkarieh (Sociology, York University - Canada)

Fugong Zhang (Philosophy, Nanjing University - China)

Marx's Capital after 150 Years: Critique and Alternative to Capitalism

May 24-26, 2017 - Toronto

Conference Organizer: Marcello Musto, The Marx Collegium - York University 
Info: marcello.musto at gmail.com -- b.amini86 at gmail.com