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The working class fades away?

2004 July 1. sz szilu84

Is there a future for the working class as an organized political and history-shaping force? Hardly, on the short run. The Left, however, has only got a future if it doesn't give up the critique and reform of capitalism and the hope and possibility for a more just system.

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Speech at the Last Assembly of the Hungarian Socialist Workers Party (MSZMP) and the First Assembly of the Socialist Party (MSZP), October 7, 1989

Dear Delegates, dear Comrades! We are witnessing the end of the old regime. The destruction of the so called state socialist structures has also been put on the agenda in Hungary. However, we cannot even dream of a successful destruction without construction. Without a clear evaluation of our situation, we are facing the ever increasing … Continue reading Speech at the Last Assembly of the Hungarian Socialist Workers Party (MSZMP) and the First Assembly of the Socialist Party (MSZP), October 7, 1989 →

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A new British-American journal on the new political economy of the world-system. The introduction is based upon the outline of the aims of the journal by Richard Appelbaum and Jerrfey Henderson. Related Articles Migration in the world economy

Integration and catching up

Contrary to commonly used political slogans, the integration of back­ward regions to the developed world does not automatically lead to a catching up to those. A comparative analysis of successful and unsuccessful experiments shows that the West has only assisted some countries to a higher level of development for its own interests and not for … Continue reading Integration and catching up →

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