Rob Hunter on constitutional crises.
Author: Umut Özsu
Introduction to the Material Constitution: Traditions and Constitutive Elements — Marco Goldoni
Marco Goldoni responds to Rob Hunter and probes the concept of the material constitution.
Review of Sidney L. Harring, Policing a Class Society: The Experience of American Cities, 1865–1915, second edition (Chicago: Haymarket, 2017) (Part Three) — Stuart Schrader
The third part of Stuart Schrader's three-part review of Sidney L. Harring's Policing a Class Society.
Review of Sidney L. Harring, Policing a Class Society: The Experience of American Cities, 1865–1915, second edition (Chicago: Haymarket, 2017) (Part Two) — Stuart Schrader
The second part of Stuart Schrader's three-part review of Sidney L. Harring's Policing a Class Society.
Review of Sidney L. Harring, Policing a Class Society: The Experience of American Cities, 1865–1915, second edition (Chicago: Haymarket, 2017) (Part One) — Stuart Schrader
The first part of Stuart Schrader's three-part review of Sidney L. Harring's Policing a Class Society.
Law and Primitive Accumulation: Canadian Settler Colonialism — Jasmine Chorley
Jasmine Chorley on law, primitive accumulation, and Canadian settler colonialism.
Human Rights After October — Jessica Whyte
Jessica Whyte on human rights and international legal strategy, from 1917 to the NIEO and beyond.
Engels, Law, and Dialectics — Paul O’Connell
Paul O'Connell on Engels, the dialectic, and law's relative autonomy.
Notice of New Publication — Christopher Tomlins’ “Marxist Legal History”
A new publication from Christopher Tomlins.
“The Loss of Nicos Poulantzas: The Elusive Answer” — A Translation by Rafael Khachaturian
Rafael Khachaturian translates what is likely Poulantzas' final interview.
Constitutionalism: Appearance, Form, and Content — Rob Hunter
Rob Hunter on Marxist and liberal modes of constitutional theory.
A Gramscian Approach to Studying the Judicial Decision-Making Process — Pablo Ciocchini and Stefanie Khoury
Pablo Ciocchini and Stefanie Khoury on Gramsci, the judiciary, and legal adjudication.
Marxism and Human Rights — Paul O’Connell
Paul O'Connell on Marxism and human rights.
Martti Koskenniemi and the Question of Marxist International Relations Theory — Eric Loefflad
Eric Loefflad on Martti Koskenniemi, Marxism, and international relations theory.
The Spectre of Superfluity — Christopher M. J. Boyd
Christopher M. J. Boyd on superfluity.
For a Marxist Analysis of the State — Dimitrios Kivotidis
Dimitrios Kivotidis on Marxist state theory.
A Socialist Feminist Legal Theory For Our Time — Cyra Akila Choudhury
Cyra Akila Choudhury reviews Cynthia Grant Bowman's "Recovering Socialism for Feminist Legal Theory in the 21st Century".
Marx, the State, and Spinoza: Against Hobbes and Schmitt — Bill Bowring
Bill Bowring on Marx, Hobbes, Spinoza, and the state.
Against Legal Fetishism (Part Two) — Umut Özsu
The second part of Umut Özsu's two-part post on law, political strategy, and Trump's "Muslim bans".
Against Legal Fetishism (Part One) — Umut Özsu
The first part of Umut Özsu's two-part post on law, political strategy, and Trump's "Muslim bans".
Poulantzas and the Juridical Constitution of the Subject — Rafael Khachaturian
Rafael Khachaturian on Poulantzas, law, and subject formation.
Gramsci in Washington: “Molecular Initiative” and International Investment Law — Alessandra Asteriti
Alessandra Asteriti on Gramsci and international investment law.
Marxism and Public Law — Rob Hunter
Rob Hunter on Marxism and public law.
Marxism and the State: Three Background Notes (Part Three) — Akbar Rasulov
The third part of Akbar Rasulov's three-part post on Marxism, state theory, and international law.
Marxism and the State: Three Background Notes (Part Two) — Akbar Rasulov
The second part of Akbar Rasulov's three-part post on Marxism, state theory, and international law.
Marxism and the State: Three Background Notes (Part One) — Akbar Rasulov
The first part of Akbar Rasulov's three-part post on Marxism, state theory, and international law.
