
- 292 pages
- English
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The State and Political Theory
About this book
Martin Carnoy clarifies the important contemporary debate on the social role of an increasingly complex State. He analyzes the most recent recasting of Marxist political theories in continental Europe, the Third World, and the United States; sets the new theories in a context of past thinking about the State; and argues for the existence of a major shift in Marxist views.
Originally published in 1984.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- 1. The State and American Political Thought
- 2. Marx, Engels, Lenin, and the State
- 3. Gramsci and the State
- 4. Structuralism and the State: Althusser and Poulantzas
- 5. The German Debate
- 6. The State, Democracy, and the Transition to Socialism
- 7. The Dependent State
- 8. Class and State in Recent American Political Theory
- 9. Whither Theories of the State?
- Selected Bibliography
- Index