Revisiting the Debate on Open Marxist Perspectives

Alex Sutton | June 14, 2016

Opening Pandora’s Box?

In a recent article co-authored with Pınar Donmez and published in the British Journal of Politics and International Relations, we seek to reassess a debate between a heterogeneous body of scholarship, referred to as ‘open Marxism’, and its critics. While we [...]

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The Political Economy of Imperial Relations

Alex Sutton | April 25, 2016

Imperialism confronts us in a number of guises: either as formal or informal, a period of history, a type of state, or a monolithic institution, a thing-unto-itself, called an ‘empire’. These are all quite common views of imperialism in both popular and academic literature. In recent years, [...]

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