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The historicity of ‘the state’

Joel Griggs | August 22, 2016

The historicity of concepts is as unintuitive to our reason as it is fundamental for Marxist analysis. That Marx regarded analytical categories as historically specific is a key assertion of the internal relations approach. In this blog post I will argue that ‘the state’ is a distinctly [...]

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Beyond the vaunted history of ideas

Isla Pawson | August 8, 2016

This is the second in a series of posts for the Unconventional Wisdom section of the Progress in Political Economy blog, written by Honours students within the Department of Political Economy. It stems from the cohort of Honours students that took the unit coordinated by Adam Morton entitled [...]

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