Thisampampampnbspbookampampampnbsppresents a Marxampampampnbspthat isampampampnbspin many ways different from the oneampampampnbsppopularizedampampampnbspbyampampampnbspthe dominant currents of twentiethcenturyampampampnbspMarxism.ampampampnbspTheampampampnbspdual aimampampampnbspof this edited volumeampampampnbspis toampampampnbspcontribute to a new criticalampampampnbspdiscussionampampampnbspof some ofampampampnbspthe classical themes of Marxs thought and to develop a deeper analysis of certain questions to which relatively little attention has been paid untilampampampnbsprecently.Contributions of globally renowned scholarsampampampnbspfromampampampnbspnineampampampnbspcountries and multiple academic disciplinesampampampnbspoffer diverseampampampnbspand innovativeampampampnbspperspectivesampampampnbspon Marxs points of view aboutampampampnbspecology migration gender the capitalist mode of production the labour movement globalization social relations and the contours of a possible socialist alternative.ampampampnbsp The result is a collection that will prove indispensable forampampampnbspallampampampnbspspecialistsampampampnbspin the field and which suggests that Marxs analyses are arguably resonating even more strongly today than they did in his own time.