Marxism, Pluralism and Beyond

McLennan examines developments in two of the most central traditions of social and political theory--Marxism and pluralism--and asks whether the relation between them is one of progressive convergence.

He is author of `Marxism and the Methodologies of History', and co-editor of `State and Society in Contemporary Britain' and `Idea of the Modern State'.

Preface
A Tale of Two Traditions
Historic oppositions, contemporary questions
Conventional to critical pluralism
Marxism and the `question of pluralism': historical materialism
Marxism: the class analysis of politics
Modalities of antagonism and convergence
Beyond the Debate?
The conundrums of philosophical pluralism
Eclecticism and synthesis in social theory
Statism: two variants of a third way
Conclusion: `modest eclecticism' and the restructuring of social theory
Bibliography
Undergraduates (2nd and 3rd years) in Politics, Sociology and Philosophy
specialists in political and social theory
informed political commentators and observers
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