…an interesting way to think about it. It's like, how much of it are we already doing? I have a friend, actually, David Harvey, not the famous David Harvey, the other David Hardy, i.e. the obscure David Harvey. He's also a Marxist economist, though. He's…

…it. It's like, how much of it are we already doing? I have a friend, actually, David Harvey, not the famous David Harvey, the other David Hardy, i.e. the obscure David Harvey. He's also a Marxist economist, though. He's actually went out and measured,…

…we already doing? I have a friend, actually, David Harvey, not the famous David Harvey, the other David Hardy, i.e. the obscure David Harvey. He's also a Marxist economist, though. He's actually went out and measured, and this is in the UK, which is one…

…matter for the system what you do in that space. I was thinking of this when I was thinking of, actually, this fellow David Harvey, is, he works in a business school. And there's a strange phenomenon. We don't really have it here yet in America, but…

…any. Taxes. Business, what their relationship is with business. They don't have, yeah, it was interesting in one of, I remember David Harvey was giving a talk at this conference which was organized by the Kurdish movement in Germany and say, well, you…

Well, you're in for a treat today. We're going to be talking with David Harvey on the lectures that he's given now for almost 40 years, I think, on capital. My name is Neil Smith. I teach in anthropology and geography at the City University of New…

…something? Yeah, why not? All right, this is going against our, well, this is how it works. Democracy works in terms of David Harvey gets what he wants, because of course it's best. Does anybody got any questions for David Harvey? Okay, the question I…

…Democracy works in terms of David Harvey gets what he wants, because of course it's best. Does anybody got any questions for David Harvey? Okay, the question I think is about the rural. And here it's kind of interesting. One of the things that Lefebvre…

…much that aspect of politics as well. Yeah? Is this thing up? Hi. Yeah. I'm so glad to have been here to hear you speak. David Harvey, thank you very much. But I just wanted to address the fact that a lot of our public spaces, we consider to be you…

…in Development Studies here at SOAS, and I'll be chairing the session. We have an extremely special guest today, Professor David Harvey. who will be speaking on the subject of anti-value in Marx. David Harvey is Distinguished Professor of Anthropology and…

…have an extremely special guest today, Professor David Harvey. who will be speaking on the subject of anti-value in Marx. David Harvey is Distinguished Professor of Anthropology and Geography at the Graduate Center of CUNY at the City University of New York.…

…one of the most cited academic geographers in the world and his books have been translated into many different languages. David Harvey studied at Cambridge and has taught at the University of Bristol, Johns Hopkins University, the University of Oxford and…

…brilliant volunteers. So yes, please give a round of applause for them. So the way we will run this session is that David Harvey will speak for 45 to 50 minutes, and then we will hear from Alfredo Sadfilo, who will briefly discuss David's presentation,…

…thanks, David, for a fantastic presentation. This was really great. It's, of course, a huge honor to be here this evening. David Harvey is incredibly influential as an analyst, as a theorist within the broad field of Marxist political economy. He has been…

…been a great pleasure, certainly for me, and I'm sure for the members of the audience here to be able to listen to you, David Harvey. And also very much thank you for making your time during your busy schedule to be able to make your talk here at the…

…share. AMY GOODMAN. Well, to talk more about May Day and the Occupy campaign, we're joined by leading social theorist David Harvey, distinguished professor of anthropology at the Graduate Center of City University of New York. He has been teaching Karl…

…of Neoliberalism. His most recent book is called Rebel Cities, From the Right to the City to the Urban Revolution. Explain, David Harvey. I'm trying to look at the history of urban uprisings. And actually, if you look at the situation around the world…

…the employers. But if you force that, you will just drive businesses out of the city. AMY GOODMAN. That was Mayor Bloomberg, David Harvey. DAVID HARVEY. That's the usual story. But look at the situation. The top 1 percent in New York City earns, on…

…know, with environmental commons and everything else, the tendency is for the uniqueness actually to be destroyed by commercialization. Professor David Harvey, thank you for joining us. We'll put part two on our website, Rebel Cities, from the right to the…

I'm also known as David Graver, author of Debt, The First 5,000 Years, and David Harvey, author of our new book, Rebel Cities, which we're launching today. And I just really want to say that Verso is really proud to publish Rebel Cities and to co-host…

…happen this year. And one thing that we sort of like to tell people about Rebel Cities is that we had been begging David Harvey for a book on urban revolt, an urban manifesto for years. And he finally came to us with Rebel Cities. And then just…

…him one of the leading thinkers behind Occupy. I don't know if you like people saying that about you, but too late. David Harvey teaches here at the CUNY Grad Center and is the author of many books, including Social Justice in the City, The Limits…

…should also announce that it seems next Wednesday, April 25th, there's an event also at CUNY at the Graduate Center. David Harvey and David Graeber talking about rebel cities, occupation, the commons, and urban democracy. So that should be really interesting.…