Titlebook: Revisiting Marx’s Critique of Liberalism; Rethinking Justice, Igor Shoikhedbrod Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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Igor Shoikhedbroditical legitimacy no longer lay in managing the compromise between collective obligation and individual autonomy by reference to the modern ‘situation-centred ethico-morality’ that sustained eco-nomic-redistributive policymaking. The concerns of social citizenship, as expressed by organized labour,

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comes apparent in conditions of industrialization is a shift in the way that political compromise over the social bond is enframed. The bourgeois citizenship-based conceptions of freedom, equality and autonomy that had been central to the mercantile state were, with the expansion of industrializatio

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Book 2019ace of global financial capitalism and the hollowing out of democratically-enacted law. TheMarx that emerges from this book is therefore a thoroughly modern thinker whose insights shed valuable light on some of the most pressing challenges confronting liberal democracies today. .? ? ? ? ? ? ??.? ? ?

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Situating Marx with Respect to Justice and Rightns on ., beginning with his youthful journalistic writings, which demonstrate a reliance on Hegelian natural law as basis for critiquing unjust laws. Later, Marx traces the origin of legal relations to historically specific relations of production. His new materialist outlook enables him to criticiz

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The Normative Argument for Communist Legalityn the basis of commodity exchange. More specifically, a normative case is made for a communist version of legality that would mediate between the diverse and potentially conflicting projects pursued by socialized individuals under associated production. Communist legality would thus serve as a form

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Contemporary Responses to Marx’s Critique of Liberal Justicecritique of liberal justice in the light of the challenges posed by global financial capitalism. These different theoretical responses to Marx reaffirm the tension between democratically enacted law and capitalist accumulative imperatives and underscore the importance of restructuring property arran

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Democracy and the Riddle of All Constitutions: Marx’s Enduring Lessons Marx emerges as a thinker whose support for constitutionalism following the failed revolutions of 1848 was based on the view that constitutional consolidation depends critically upon the extension of democracy to the economic sphere. A contemporary Marxist approach to law has good reasons for recog

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Conclusionook’s scope. These issues include rethinking the idea of the state in a globalized political economy, critiques of “moral” and “political progress” as they pertain to considerations of justice, legality, and rights, as well as renewed attempts at reconceptualizing the relationship between political