David Harvey, the renowned lecturer and commentator on Marx, has finally collected his most recent lectures on Marx's <em>Capital</em> here in one volume. Guiding the reader through the dense, complex and difficult text, Harvey elucidates its various theses and nuances for a broader audience, encompassing both the lay reader and the graduate student, who will surely benefit from Harvey's original and sometimes critical interpretations of Marx. Where <em>Capital</em> was written in reaction to 19th industrialization, Harvey's insights update the text for the modern reader, for whom the perils of contemporary capitalism continue to rage strong. <br />