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The 15 pages that link to Mode of production, each with the reason it gives.

• MarxismRelated: Marxism compares societies by how they organize production and ownership.

• Historical materialismRelated: Historical materialism explains social formations through the organization of production.

• Marxist historiographyRelated: Changes in how societies produce and distribute goods anchor accounts of historical change.

• Cultural materialismRelated: Production systems form part of the infrastructure that cultural materialism treats as causally influential.

• Marxian economicsRelated: Capitalism is analyzed as a distinct mode of production rather than a timeless market system.

• Economic determinismBroader topic: It specifies the economic arrangements that determinist accounts treat as historically decisive.

• Base and superstructureNarrower topic: A mode of production names the broader economic formation that constitutes the base.

• Marxist anthropologyRelated: Links technologies and labor to the social relations Marxist anthropologists examine.

• Marxist sociologyRelated: It connects technologies and labor to the structure of a society.

• Scientific socialismRelated: It links economic organization to the structure and transformation of society.

• Structural MarxismRelated: It provides the economic structure whose relations shape, but do not simply dictate, other levels.

• Materialist feminismNarrower topic: Materialist analysis situates gender relations within historically specific systems of production.

• Eric WolfRelated: Wolf used this framework to distinguish social forms while examining their historical interaction.

• Marxist philosophyRelated: Marxist analysis connects political and social institutions to how production is organized.

• Scientific communismRelated: This framework links economic organization to political and social structures.