<link href="stylesheet.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"/> <meta content="urn:uuid:38f8ff6f-0755-4fe0-942c-0a4d213658fa" name="Adept.expected.resource"/> </head> <body> <p class="fm-pages-fmt-bmt"><span class="gray">Contents</span></p> <p class="toc-fm-toc"><a href="ack.html#ack" id="re_ack"><i>Acknowledgements</i></a></p> <p class="toc-fm-toc-l"><a href="contributors.html#contr" id="re_contr"><i>Contributors</i></a></p> <p class="toc-ct-toc-intro"><a href="intro.html#intro" id="re_intro">Introduction</a></p> <p class="toc-fm-toc"><span class="italic">Matthew Johnson</span></p> <p class="toc-ct-toc-toc-3"><a href="ch1.html#ch1" id="re_ch1">1 What does it mean to be a Marxist?</a></p> <p class="toc-fm-toc-au"><span class="italic">Norman Geras</span></p> <p class="toc-ct-toc-toc-3"><a href="ch2.html#ch2" id="re_ch2">2 An image in a curved mirror: Pareto’s critique of Marxist science</a></p> <p class="toc-fm-toc-au"><span class="italic">Joseph V. Femia</span></p> <p class="toc-ct-toc-toc-3"><a href="ch3.html#ch3" id="re_ch3">3 Slavoj Žižek’s theory of revolution: a critique</a></p> <p class="toc-fm-toc-au"><span class="italic">Alan Johnson</span></p> <p class="toc-ct-toc-toc-3"><a href="ch4.html#ch4" id="re_ch4">4 How to not read Žižek</a></p> <p class="toc-fm-toc-au"><span class="italic">Paul Bowman</span></p> <p class="toc-ct-toc-toc-3"><a href="ch5.html#ch5" id="re_ch5">5 Marxism and development: a search for relevance</a></p> <p class="toc-fm-toc-au"><span class="italic">Ronaldo Munck</span></p> <p class="toc-ct-toc-toc-3"><a href="ch6.html#ch6" id="re_ch6">6 Progress, anti-isms and revolutionary subjects: the importance of transcending liberalism</a></p> <p class="toc-fm-toc-au"><span class="italic">Matthew Johnson</span></p> <p class="toc-ct-toc-toc-3"><a href="ch7.html#ch7" id="re_ch7">7 Marx, morality and the global justice debate</a></p> <p class="toc-fm-toc-au"><span class="italic">Lawrence Wilde</span></p> <p class="toc-ct-toc-toc-3"><a href="ch8.html#ch8" id="re_ch8">8 Can Marxism make sense of crime?</a></p> <p class="toc-fm-toc-au"><span class="italic">Mark Cowling</span></p> <p class="toc-ct-toc-toc-3"><a href="ch9.html#ch9" id="re_ch9">9 Sinicized Marxist constitutionalism: its emergence, contents and implications</a></p> <p class="toc-fm-toc-au"><span class="italic">Andrew (Chengyi) Peng</span></p> <p class="toc-ct-toc-toc-3"><a href="ch10.html#ch10" id="re_ch10">10 Varieties of constitutionalism: a response to ‘Sinicized Marxist Constitutionalism’ by Andrew (Chengyi) Peng</a></p> <p class="toc-fm-toc-au"><span class="italic">Terrell Carver</span></p> <p class="toc-ct-toc-toc-3"><a href="ch11.html#ch11" id="re_ch11">11 Revolutionary subjectivity in post-Marxist thought: the case of Laclau and Badiou</a></p> <p class="toc-fm-toc-au"><span class="italic">Oliver Harrison</span></p> <p class="toc-ct-toc-toc-3"><a href="ch12.html#ch12" id="re_ch12">12 ‘Post’ or ‘Past’?: does post-Marxism have any future?</a></p> <p class="toc-fm-toc-au"><span class="italic">Stuart Sim</span></p> <p class="toc-bm-toc-f"><a href="index.html#index" id="re