Beyond the Kakotopias of the Liberal State and Its Nemeses is a deconstruction of the liberal state as an illegitimate political construct. It is an in-depth dissection of the catastrophic flaws of both Marxism and the bourgeois dystopia. And it is, as author Ivan Muñiz-Brown explains, a book for all Americans living at the receiving end of that swindle.

Muñiz-Brown writes from an experience familiar to many Americans: he is well-educated yet works a low-paying job, often for almost double the hours of a regular workweek. In what free time he has, he puts his economics degree to work by studying different branches of the field, as well as philosophy and history, to deductively deconstruct the current system and inductively infer the logical alternative.

More than anything else, Beyond the Kakotopias of the Liberal State and Its Nemeses is a road map to a worker-centered democratic and ethical state. It is a political alternative that starts with a clean break. It is free of the shallow dichotomy "left wing versus right wing." And it is a glimmer of hope for the forsaken—just about all Americans.