This proposal posits that Marxist approaches to the study of the IR can offer substantial insight into the historical forces constructing and underpinning contemporary world order, that can provide remedial ontological scope and analysis to the anachronistic and spurious tendencies of conventional IR approaches. The imperative for Marxist approaches to be widely engaged within the discipline stems from an analytical disjuncture between the erroneous assumptions made by conventional IR theory and the reality that they purport to present, but also from a need to critically examine economic processes that pauperize the species whilst simultaneously acting to the detriment of planet’s biosphere. This proposal will first overview the Marxist perspective as it relates to the discipline, whilst examining its analytical development in providing viable trajectories of inquiry. Following this establishment, this proposal will provide three compelling sources of Marxist work that in aggregation, give impression to the contribution offered by the Marxist perspective. The Marxist works to be examined will be; Van der Pijl’s (1984) The Making of an Atlantic Ruling Class, Stephen Gill’s (2008) Power and Resistance in the New World Order and Ellen Wood’s (2003) Empire of Capital. The purpose of this proposal is not to suggest that Marxist approaches have reached their zenith in providing infallible analytical frameworks, rather to recognize the imperative contribution offered by such perspectives whilst illustrating the rich and dynamic ontological scope latent within.
The omitted engagement with Marxist perspectives within the discipline of IR does not reflect the analytic and explanatory power offered by the Marxist approach to the study of ...
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... to the discipline. Gill demonstrates the dynamism of Neo-Gramscian approach in examining the complex intersection of ideational, economic, domestic, national and transnational processes. Wood reveals the considerable ontological scope of the Marxist perspective through her maintenance of the state as the principal constitutive component of contemporary world order. Wood’s inclusion is not a concession to the assumptions of conventional IR theory in that the ‘state’ exists as the perennial foundation for understanding world order, but to implore against theoretical approaches that do not analytically engage with non-state and economic factors that are intrinsically relevant to the discipline. Marxist perspectives can provide perceptive frameworks that will continue to encourage the exploration and advancement of remedial analytical trajectories within the discipline.
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