The theory of the derivation of the state and the (German) debate of the world market

Abstract

Amidst a context of economic and political crises, within the celebration of the centenary of the Russian Revolution and Marx's bicentenary, it is nuclear to return to the Marxian origins to understand the anatomy of the capitalist society. The mainspring for the maintenance of the mode of production, the State, must be discussed in its real concreteness. For this, it is possible to understand the State as a political form of capitalism, as proposed by the State derivation debate. Moreover, the territorial political unity requires its insertion in the scope that gives it life, international relations, which manifest the full manifestation of capitalism. Thus, within derivation theories, comes the (German) world market debate, which brings the central contribution to the survival of capitalism: the structural multiplicity of states.