The amount of background given to the history of thought on surplus capital was both impressive and took a star off the rating because I feel I got too much Sismondi and Baranovski and not enough Rosa. The best, most interesting parts the book are where she's giving her own opinion, and the final hundred pages were very worth the slog to get there, it really is a slog at times though.

A wonderful companion to A People's History of the United States, Open Veins of Latin America, and The Shock Doctrine, that in many ways predicts and clarifies the future events covered in all three.