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The state in capitalist society by Ralph Miliband · Booklabria

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The state in capitalist society

CapitalismThe State

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First published: 1969
Language: English
Editions: 10

Synopsis

The Key work of Britain's leading postwar Marxist thinker (and father of British Labour politician Ed Miliband), which deconstructs the capitalist state, showing that it is not a neutral set of institutions but rather reflects the interests of the dominant capitalist class.

Subjects: Capitalism
The State
Capitalisme
State, the
Kapitalisme
Staat
Time: 1969

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