Abstract
This paper offers a critique of the ideas of the 'transnational capitalist class' and 'transnational state' advanced by William Robinson. It argues that the concepts and their theoretical underpinning are fundamentally flawed, and therefore that the idea of the 'transnational state' should be abandoned.
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