the classical Marxian notion of the necessity, during the transition to socialism, of a 'dictatorship of the proletariat'

The standard economic theory of politics – which should not be confused with the political theory of the economy in the Marxian tradition

This is a view which some might call vaguely ‘Marxist’, but which might more accurately be called simply ‘sociological’, because it is perfectly possible to endorse this view while remaining very sceptical about many analytical and political assumptions of most of the Marxian tradition

broadly informed by Marxian and Weberian traditions focusing on the structures of social power and conflicts

The idea of the Cathedral closely resembles Marxian critical theory's understanding of ideology, as an all-encompassing system an prison of the mind.

Of all the Marxian and Marxoid schools of thought, Gramsci's is perhaps the most influential today, placing media and culture at the center of political analysis and praxis in a mediated age after the decline of the old labour movement.

a pre-Marxian, non-"scientific" form of socialism commonly designated as "utopian".

the class struggle between capital and labour typically privileged in Marxian theory

It is significant in any case that employees do not need to believe in the Marxian theory of surplus-value in order to feel exploited and engage in struggle.

The passionate temperament of employment, now richer than both the Marxian thesis of naked exploitation and its continuation in the sociology of Fordist consumption implicitly assumed