Karl Marx's classic definitions of class and society under
capitalism are still widely used today. Ideas such as class,
revolution, production and oppression are employed across a broad
range of academic subjects, reaching beyond politics, economics and
sociology. Yet these concepts, within a specifically Marxist
framework, are not always easy to understand. This book is an ideal
student introduction that explains, in clear and concise chapters,
the precise meaning and implications of each of Marx's key
concepts. Furthermore, the contributors show how these ideas
continue to be relevant, and how they relate to modern society. The
contributors include leading academics in the field of politicial
science. Outlining clearly what each concept means, they move on to
situate it within cutting-edge contemporary political theory.
Concepts include historical materialism, capitalism, class, the
state, imperialism, the division of labour, oppression, production
and reproduction, revolution, working class internationalism,
equality and democracy.
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