This translation of Max Adler 's Die Staatsauffassung des Marxismus
introduces English readers to an important and distinctive
perspective on Marx 's theory of the state, formed through Adler 's
experience of the tumultuous interwar period. Adler 's central
target of critique is the notion of the law as the neutral arbiter
of democratic society -- a notion which, Adler contends, collapses
in the face of an adequate understanding of the ruling class in
capitalist society. Beyond providing an important historical survey
of arguments over the nature of law and democracy that were
conducted between the two World Wars, The Marxist Conception of the
State offers contemporary readers a primer for comprehending any
truly democratic future state might entail.
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