ABSTRACT
Antonio Gramsci’s work is mostly ignored in economics. This is the case both in mainstream economic discourse and among those of us who are Marxists and work in heterodox theoretical traditions. Indeed, attempts to interpret and use Gramsci’s writings have been confined mostly to the humanities (particularly literary theory and cultural studies) and politics (especially political theory and international relations).1 In this chapter, I endeavor to cross this disciplinary divide.
