Miliband’s Masterpiece

By: Leo Panitch

Fifty years after it was published, The State in Capitalist Society remains indispensable for any socialist movement with ambitions of government.

Illustration by Supermundane

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The illusions of the neoliberal era — that the market should or even could be freed from the state, or that an unstoppable process of capitalist globalisation was bypassing even the most powerful of states — have suddenly dissipated. One of the greatest misconceptions of neoliberals was the notion that states and markets were in opposition to […]

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The illusions of the neoliberal era — that the market should or even could be freed from the state, or that an unstoppable process of capitalist globalisation was bypassing even the most powerful of states — have suddenly dissipated. One of the greatest misconceptions of neoliberals was the notion that states and markets were in opposition to […]

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The illusions of the neoliberal era — that the market should or even could be freed from the state, or that an unstoppable process of capitalist globalisation was bypassing even the most powerful of states — have suddenly dissipated. One of the greatest misconceptions of neoliberals was the notion that states and markets were in opposition to […]

The illusions of the neoliberal era — that the market should or even could be freed from the state, or that an unstoppable process of capitalist globalisation was bypassing even the most powerful of states — have suddenly dissipated. One of the greatest misconceptions of neoliberals was the notion that states and markets were in opposition to […]

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