The Retreat from Class: A New "True" Socialism

Bryan D. Palmer · Ellen Meiksins Wood

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A survey of influential trends in contemporary Marxist theory which examines the relationship between class, politics and ideology. The introduction discusses the relevance of the text in a post-Soviet world and argues for a re-examination of class politics by academia as an alternative to a cynical acceptance of capitalism.

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