Marxist academic Ralph Miliband's extensive and detailed analysis and critique of the role played by the state in advanced capitalist society. It examines each part of the state, including the government, civil service, legal system and armed forces and their relationships with business, the media, religion and trade unions. Written in 1969, most of the tendencies he points to are even further advanced today, so while there is little mention of race and gender this remains an invaluable text.
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There's a different version (with correct page ordering) here:
PDF: http://gen.lib.rus.ec/book/index.php?md5=20c3142c9985928bfdbd40b78e81967d
DJVU: http://gen.lib.rus.ec/book/index.php?md5=68C191F1AC6B99D85EED905B93E9E650
could you edit this article and add one of those instead?
http://en.internationalism.org/icconline/201311/9241/milliband-and-mail-marxists-are-not-patriots.
A left communist perspective on Ralph Milliband.
Joke doing the rounds during Labour's leadership elections
`Ralph Milliband said that Labour would betray the Working Class, so he had two sons to prove it`.
Reviewed in the August 1969 issue of the Socialist Standard:
Confusion concerning classes (1969)