Marxism and Law

The book explores the intersection of Marxist social theory and law, offering a comprehensive analysis of legal institutions and their relationship to class oppression. It critiques the ideal of the Rule of Law through a Marxist lens, addressing themes such as ideology, the base and superstructure, and the implications for the future of law. The author delves into the dynamics of class struggle and how these factors influence legal ideals and practices, providing a thought-provoking perspective on the role of law in society.