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Conclusion,I began this book by discussing the origins of CRT in Critical Legal Studies (CLS). I went on to juxtapose the CRT concepts of ‘white supremacy and “race” as primary’ with Marxist analyses of social class and racialization. While recognizing that CRT has a number of strengths, I argued that Marxist analysis enhanced these strengths.

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The Strengths of CRT,rtain modern societies, and in its prioritizing of ‘race’ over social class. In this chapter, I will assess what I perceive to be some of CRT’s strengths. I will look specifically at . and .. I will indicate where I think these strengths can be enhanced by Marxist analysis

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Neoliberal Global Capitalism and Imperialism in the Twenty-First Century,ly. I then relate these issues to twenty-first century imperialism, assessing some comments on globalization from two leading Critical Race Theorists, and from postmodernism and transmodernism, before outlining my preferred Marxist analysis. I conclude the chapter with some comments on the imperial occupation of Iraq five years on.

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