Abstract
Since the discovery of nonlinear dynamics and systems theory with the creation of the disciplines of complexity theory and complexity economics, a reappraisal of Karl Marx’s evolutionary theories in light of these new advancements has not been readily undertaken. I have done an analysis of the extant works from various authors in the fields of economics, science and the humanities and compared them with Marx’s philosophy within the complexity theory paradigm to show that there are significant similarities between them and that a convergence of economic ideology is emerging out of these fields.