 Thus, posthegemony theory argues that ideology is no longer a political driving force in mechanisms of social control and that the modernist theory of hegemony, which depends on ideology, therefore no longer accurately reflects the social order.Some commentators also argue that history is not, as Karl Marx described it, a class struggle, but rather a "struggle to produce class".The concept of posthegemony also resonates with the work of post-Foucauldian theorists such as Giorgio Agamben.