Империализм XXI века и место России в мировой экономике // Олег Комолов

In this lecture, Oleg Komolov explores the dynamics of 21st‑century imperialism and Russia’s position within the global economy. He begins with a greeting at 00:00:00, then explains the concept of non‑equivalent exchange at 00:03:44, followed by an analysis of its source at 00:13:21. The discussion continues with the labor‑exchange coefficient at 00:14:39, the transformation of value into price at 00:28:38, and the nature of the price of production at 00:31:25. Komolov illustrates the conversion of oil’s value into market price at 00:40:48, and contrasts differential and absolute rent at 00:44:56. He presents an empirical assessment of value transfer at 00:56:27, and cites relevant literature at 01:19:00. The lecture then addresses the impact of artificial intelligence on production relations at 01:21:27, touches on personal life and public activity at 01:35:57, and announces a re‑edition of a monograph on deglobalization at 01:38:58. Topics such as housing solutions at 01:47:04, Komolov’s political views at 01:50:39, education reforms at 01:54:23, labor market challenges at 01:57:08, and the future of left‑wing movements at 02:01:13 are also covered. He discusses the devaluation of the ruble and budgetary concerns at 02:10:08, engages in a debate with Sergey Alexashenko at 02:11:54, examines post‑war German development at 02:19:12, addresses contract issues at 02:23:47, and concludes by exploring new opportunities at 02:24:34.