This page provides information on new initiatives to develop the application of empirical marxist approaches to political economy.

• Third Conference on Developing Quantitative Marxism To take place in Bristol 2011. Hosted by the University of the West of England and Bristol Univerity.
  

• Second Conference on Developing Quantitative Marxism held on 16-18th April 2009 at Burwalls Centre, University of Bristol, Clifton, Bristol. Hosted by the University of the West of England and Bristol Univerity. Details are here
• Inaugural Conference held on 3-5th April 2008, Burwalls Centre, University of Bristol, Clifton, Bristol, hosted by the University of the West of England and Bristol Univerity. Details are here
• A conference on Probabilistic Political Economy to celebrate 25 years since the publication of Farjoun and Machover's 1989 book "Laws of Chaos: a Probabilistic Approach to Political Economy" on 14-17 July 2008 at Kingston University. Details are here

Contributions welcome: please send any relevant papers and submit unpublished or forthcoming work to the Discussion paper series
• Introducing QM
• Papers
• Discussion paper series on RepEC
• Data resources
• A web page by Tamerlan Tajaddinov that does interactive plotting of the rate of profit for OECD countries and makes predictions from a dynamic solution to the labour value accumulation equations is here

• Dunne, Paul (ed) (1991) Quantitative Marxism Cambridge Polity Press. Publisher info here
  Reviews: CSE, RRPE, EJ (JSTOR)
• Farjoun, Emmanuel and Moshe Machover (1883) Laws of Chaos: A Probabilistic Approach to Political Economy, Verso. Copy here

Contact: Paul Dunne