Rafael Khachaturian
Biographic Data
| ID | 4376113 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rafael Khachaturian |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rafael |
| FAMILY NAME | Khachaturian |
| SIGNATURE | KHACHATURIAN R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Indiana University Bloomington |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6053-0631 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
E.B. Pashukanis’ 1927 Speech on ‘Emergency Legislation Against the Toilers and Their Organisations’
The Persistence of the Political
Marxism and the Capitalist State
The Future of the State
Interest in the state is once again growing in contemporary critical theory, prompted by changes in state power in the neoliberal period and by decentralized social movements’ inability to meaningfully impact state policy or carve out autonomous spaces beyond the state’s reach. Noting this period of reflexive antistatism since the turn of the millennium, the edited volume The Future of the State rests on two key premises: first, that the ongoing …
For a Left Populism
The Marxist Conception of the State
In the first decades of the twentieth century, the Austro-Marxist school with which Max Adler was associated made important contributions to philosophy, law, political economy, and the study of nat
Socialist Strategy and the Capitalist Democratic State
Bringing What State Back In? Neo-Marxism and the Origin of the Committee on States and Social Structures
This article examines the interdisciplinary movement to “bring the state back in,” advanced during the 1980s by the Committee on States and Social Structures. Drawing on the Committee’s archives at the Social Science Research Council, I show that its influential neo-Weberian conception of the state was developed in dialogue with earlier neo-Marxist debates about the capitalist state. However, its interpretation of neo-Marxism as a class reductive…
Statist political science and American Marxism
Uncertain Knowledge and Democratic Transitions
Guillermo O'Donnell and Philippe Schmitter's Tentative Conclusions about Uncertain Democracies is one of the most influential texts on the study of democratic transitions in contemporary political science. Nevertheless, while O'Donnell and Schmitter emphasized the provisional, contingent, and uncertain character of their reflections on regime change, later scholars constructed a discourse of "transitology," which theorized about regime change mor…
Uncertain Knowledge and Democratic Transitions
Guillermo O'Donnell and Philippe Schmitter's Tentative Conclusions about Uncertain Democracies is one of the most influential texts on the study of democratic transitions in contemporary political science. Nevertheless, while O'Donnell and Schmitter emphasized the provisional, contingent, and uncertain character of their reflections on regime change, later scholars constructed a discourse of "transitology," which theorized about regime change mor…
The Persistence of the Political
Bringing What State Back In? Neo-Marxism and the Origin of the Committee on States and Social Structures
This article examines the interdisciplinary movement to “bring the state back in,” advanced during the 1980s by the Committee on States and Social Structures. Drawing on the Committee’s archives at the Social Science Research Council, I show that its influential neo-Weberian conception of the state was developed in dialogue with earlier neo-Marxist debates about the capitalist state. However, its interpretation of neo-Marxism as a class reductive…
Statist political science and American Marxism
Uncertain Knowledge and Democratic Transitions
Guillermo O'Donnell and Philippe Schmitter's Tentative Conclusions about Uncertain Democracies is one of the most influential texts on the study of democratic transitions in contemporary political science. Nevertheless, while O'Donnell and Schmitter emphasized the provisional, contingent, and uncertain character of their reflections on regime change, later scholars constructed a discourse of "transitology," which theorized about regime change mor…
Statist political science and American Marxism
Bringing What State Back In? Neo-Marxism and the Origin of the Committee on States and Social Structures
This article examines the interdisciplinary movement to “bring the state back in,” advanced during the 1980s by the Committee on States and Social Structures. Drawing on the Committee’s archives at the Social Science Research Council, I show that its influential neo-Weberian conception of the state was developed in dialogue with earlier neo-Marxist debates about the capitalist state. However, its interpretation of neo-Marxism as a class reductive…
For a Left Populism
The Marxist Conception of the State
In the first decades of the twentieth century, the Austro-Marxist school with which Max Adler was associated made important contributions to philosophy, law, political economy, and the study of nat
Socialist Strategy and the Capitalist Democratic State
The Future of the State
Interest in the state is once again growing in contemporary critical theory, prompted by changes in state power in the neoliberal period and by decentralized social movements’ inability to meaningfully impact state policy or carve out autonomous spaces beyond the state’s reach. Noting this period of reflexive antistatism since the turn of the millennium, the edited volume The Future of the State rests on two key premises: first, that the ongoing …
Marxism and the Capitalist State
E.B. Pashukanis’ 1927 Speech on ‘Emergency Legislation Against the Toilers and Their Organisations’
The Persistence of the Political
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