Last modified, March 18, 2000; First started, October 1, 1995

This page is maintained by Akama, Michio (Akama is my family name, Michio is my given name; In Japan, the individual's family name is normally given first, followed by the given name), Professor at Department of Comprehensive Policy Making, Faculty of Law and Letters of Ehime University. I welcome any comments you may care to make on my web page. Mail to akamac@ll.ehime-u.ac.jp, please.

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AKAMAC E-text Links

These links contact E-text relevant to the history of economic thought or social thought. I have about 170 authors and other few materials in this page. And it contains not only e-text links, but also brief biographical and reference materials on authours featured. Akamac E-text Links is constantly under construction. New links are added, errors are corrected. Fortunately for my work, many sites put links to this page and are a great encouragement to me. Many Thanks.

AKAMAC E-text

My project just take off! Firstly, I choose to start converting Marx's "Das Kapital" that I have partially translated from German to Japanese and has not been published on other Web sites to my knowledge. Of course, "Das Kapital" is original text (German). Text I used is the edition of "Marx-Engels Werke" (MEW), i.e. the forth edition. Stepping on it gradually, I wish I could perform this and follow more famous texts in the original for the purpose of study and research.
Now, I put up Marx's "Theorien über den Mehrwert" with assistance of Hans Ehrbar who is my good cooperator.
New materials that seem to be intersting and exciting have been added to this corner.

• Karl Marx, "Das Kapital", Erster Band (MEW, 23) (in German)
• Karl Marx, "Theorien über den Mehrwert", Zweiter Teil/Achtes bis achtzehntes Kapitel (MEW, 26.2) (in German)
• Rolf Hecker, Computerfreaks, vereinigt euch! Mit Marx und Engels online, "Neues Deutschland", 24.2.1998, S. 14 (in German)
• Hans G. Ehrbar, "Annotations to Karl Marx's Capital", Study guide for his class at Economics Department, University of Utah (German/English and English version; pdf format)

Marx-Engels-Marxismus-Forschung, Japan (Mainly Japanese, Partially German)

Marx-Engels-Marxismus-Forschung is edited by Japanese scholars Die Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Marx-Engels-Forscher. I'm one of members editting this academic journal that is published by Hassaku-sha quarterly, Tokyo. Sorry, now, Mainly Japanese, partially German.

Red Intervals (My Seminar) (Japanese only)

In Japanese, Akama means Red and Interval. Red Intervals is my seminar class in which I lead at undergraduate school of Ehime University. Sorry, this page is Japanese only, too.

AKAMAC Cyber-friends

What's Cyber-friend? It means my many friends with on-line communication. I don't know them deeply, but their home page will be useful for not only me or but also you surely. I hope I make Cyber-friends with more persons.

JSHET is the abbreviation of "The Japanese Society for the History of Economic Thought". I manage JSHET home page with other JSHET committee members; Kiichiro Yagi (Kyoto University), Yukihiro Ikeda (Keio University), Yasunori Fukagai (Tokyo Metropolitan University) and Masazumi Wakatabe (Waseda University). I maintain also JSHET mailing list with Kiichiro Yagi (Kyoto University).