| Sumario: | Leandro Mascaro's 'Estado y Forma Política' explores the intricate relationship between the state, political forms, and capitalist reproduction. The author examines historical and theoretical perspectives on statehood, tracing how political structures and institutions have evolved from ancient times to the modern era. Key concepts include the autonomy of the state, class struggles, and the impact of capitalism on political regulation and crises. Mascaro critiques traditional political theories and highlights the contributions of Marxism in understanding the dynamic and relational nature of state and politics. The book is intended for scholars and students of political science and social theory, offering a comprehensive analysis of the state's role within societal structures.
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