How can I generically call super().method(), without explicitly passing in the current class?

Question

I know I can do:

class Foo(Object):
   @classmethod
   def run(cls):
      // do stuff

class Bar(Foo):      
   @classmethod:
   def run(cls):
      super(Bar, cls).run()
      // do more stuff

However, what I want to do is more along the lines of super(cls.__name__, cls).run(). This unfortunately doesn't work, with the error:

super(cls.__name__, cls).run(cls)
TypeError: must be type, not str