The second part of Camila Vergara's analysis of Luxemburg's materialism in respect of questions of constitutionalism.
The Materialist Constitutional Thought of Rosa Luxemburg (Part One) — Camila Vergara
The first part of Camila Vergara's analysis of Luxemburg's materialism in respect of questions of constitutionalism.
Populism, Pluralism, and Corporate Personality — Anton Jäger
Anton Jäger explores the American People's Party and its position on corporate legal personality.
Marxism and New Histories of Human Rights: The Australian Experience — Jon Piccini
Jon Piccini on Marxism and human rights history from an Australian perspective.
“Exploitation, Marxism, and Labour Law”, by Alexis Cukier (Part Three) — A Translation by Joe Hayns and Pearl Ahrens
The third and final part of Joe Hayns and Pearl Ahrens' translation of Alexis Cukier's essay on exploitation and labour law in Marx and Marxism.
“Exploitation, Marxism, and Labour Law”, by Alexis Cukier (Part Two) — A Translation by Joe Hayns and Pearl Ahrens
The second part of Joe Hayns and Pearl Ahrens' translation of Alexis Cukier's essay on exploitation and labour law in Marx and Marxism.
“Exploitation, Marxism, and Labour Law”, by Alexis Cukier (Part One) — A Translation by Joe Hayns and Pearl Ahrens
The first part of Joe Hayns and Pearl Ahrens' translation of Alexis Cukier's essay on exploitation and labour law in Marx and Marxism.
Notice of New Publication — Special Issue of Droit et Philosophie on “Marx et le droit”
A new special issue of Droit et Philosophie on law in Marx and the Marxist tradition.
Notes on the European Union and Privatization — Richard Seymour
Richard Seymour on "Brexit", the law and political economy of the EU, and the strategies and tactics open to a prospective Corbyn government.
Some Hasty Musings on Matters Legal and Economic — Nate Holdren
Nate Holdren reflects on the relation between the legal and the economic.
Neoliberalism, the European Union, and the Question of “Work-Life Balance” — Ivana Isailovic
Ivana Isailovic on the European Union's neoliberal approach to questions of "work-life balance".
Rethinking the Structures of the Hegemonic Discourse of the WTO Judge and Investment Arbitrator: A Gramscian Analysis — Edoardo Stoppioni
Edoardo Stoppioni on the hegemonic power of WTO judges and investment arbitrators.
Brett Kavanaugh and the Global Practice of Constitutionalism — Rob Hunter
Rob Hunter on Brett Kavanaugh's appointment to the US Supreme Court.
Law as Superstructure — Anandha Krishna Raj
Anandha Krishna Raj on Marx, Engels, and the question of base-superstructure relations.
Class, Identity, and a New Hegemony — Rafael Khachaturian
Rafael Khachaturian on Asad Haider's Mistaken Identity, and the debate to which it has given rise.
Rethinking the Right to Food (Part Two) — Michael Fakhri
The second part of Michael Fakhri's two-part post on the sociology and political economy of the right to food.
Rethinking the Right to Food (Part One) — Michael Fakhri
The first part of Michael Fakhri's two-part post on the sociology and political economy of the right to food.
Law and the Settler State (Part Two) — Susan Dianne Brophy
The second part of Susan Dianne Brophy's two-part post on law and the settler state, with reference to Marx, Kant, Kelsen, Agamben, and Fanon.
Law and the Settler State (Part One) — Susan Dianne Brophy
The first part of Susan Dianne Brophy's two-part post on law and the settler state, with reference to Marx, Kant, Kelsen, Agamben, and Fanon.
Reading Marx on Migration — Chris Szabla
Chris Szabla on Marx and migration, then and now.
Notice of Forthcoming Publication — The Elgar Research Handbook on Law and Marxism
Preliminary information about the forthcoming Research Handbook on Law and Marxism.
Blood, Breastmilk, and Dirt: Silvia Federici and Feminist Materialism in International Law (Part Two) — Miriam Bak McKenna
The second part of Miriam Bak McKenna's two-part post on Federici, Marxist feminism, and social reproduction theory.
Blood, Breastmilk, and Dirt: Silvia Federici and Feminist Materialism in International Law (Part One) — Miriam Bak McKenna
The first part of Miriam Bak McKenna's two-part post on Federici, Marxist feminism, and social reproduction theory.
Elaborating the Material Constitution: A Response to Marco Goldoni — Rob Hunter
Rob Hunter responds to Marco Goldoni, arguing against reductionist interpretations of the material constitution.
Estranged Bedfellows: Why Pashukanis Still Charms Legal Formalists — Igor Shoikhedbrod
Igor Shoikhedbrod on counter-intuitive conceptual affinities between Pashukanis and (certain) legal formalists.
Capitalism, Inequality, and Human Rights — Paul O’Connell
Paul O'Connell's review of Samuel Moyn's Not Enough.
On the Stateless Question: Human Emancipation and the Right to Have Rights (Part Two) — Nicole Landry
The second part of Nicole Landry's two-part post on Marx, Arendt, and emancipation.
On the Stateless Question: Human Emancipation and the Right to Have Rights (Part One) — Nicole Landry
The first part of Nicole Landry's two-part post on Marx, Arendt, and emancipation.
The Labour Contract in Das Kapital: From Simple Illusions to Necessary Appearances (Part Three) — Facundo C. Rocca
The third part of Facundo C. Rocca's three-part post on law in Marx's Capital.
The Labour Contract in Das Kapital: From Simple Illusions to Necessary Appearances (Part Two) — Facundo C. Rocca
The second part of Facundo C. Rocca's three-part post on law in Marx's Capital.
