Agency, Structure, and International Politics Book

The Cambridge Companion to Marx provides an overview of Marx's philosophy, his political writings and his influence on 19th and 20th Century philosophy and politics. The essays in the work touch on Marx's political and economic theories, take up questions of his influence, the deformation of his theory and critical re-assessments through the lens of feminism, critical theory and history. As a result, the reader gains access to Marx's thought and the key concepts that animate his philosophy and politics. The book provides insightful essays that will challenge and clarify Marx for any reader willing to approach this formidable thinker.