Brill Karl Marx & American Jurisprudence - Critical Social Sciences Vol. 158

This volume from Brill's Studies in Critical Social Sciences series explores the intersection of Marxist theory and American legal thought, examining how bourgeois ideology shapes jurisprudence and the paradoxes inherent in Western legal frameworks. The book investigates the tensions between capitalist economics and constitutional law, offering critical analysis of how Marxist critique applies to contemporary American legal systems. Ideal for scholars, students, and readers interested in political economy, critical theory, and the philosophical foundations of law, this work contributes to broader discussions on ideology, class analysis, and institutional power. Part of an established academic series focused on rigorous social science research, it provides intellectual grounding for understanding how economic systems influence legal structures and judicial interpretation.