Marx's ideas are both loved
and hated, but there can be no doubt that he was a great thinker. This book
sets out to outline Marx's work and to recognise his contribution to knowledge
in many different areas. The book
focuses on areas of Marx's teaching where experience shows that important
future developments can be made. This is particularly the case in three areas.
First, the way that revolutions occur, secondly, whether society can ever move
away from bureaucracy and, thirdly, the generation of ideas.