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Get the streets against imperialist intervention!

2000 October 1. sz szilu84

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Anti-Semitism: “Negative aspects of a positive programme”

The study explores the phenomenon of anti-Semitism in Hungary using research methods developed in Germany on the subject. Hungarian anti-Semitism is aiming not only discriminating Jews but also the whole political left, that is excluding socialists and the liberals from the national community. Thus the cultural war intensified under the Orbán-government reproduces the democratic deficit. … Continue reading Anti-Semitism: “Negative aspects of a positive programme” →

Digital self-organisation – with limits

Internet based communities are examples of self-organisation. In many cases they overcome private ownership and commodity relations established between people. Nevertheless, their only partial anti-capitalism may serve the better operation of the system. Related Articles Lenin and the “organisation question” – historical reconstruction Roma people, prejudice and self-organisation The Soviet Union: property on the road … Continue reading Digital self-organisation – with limits →

The Republic on the eve of the 90s

The author, investigating the reasons of Polish political landslide in 1988-89, gives an account of the development of the main figures of political background in the 80-ies (i. e. those of PUWP, Solidarity, the Church, OPZZ) Related Articles No related articles.

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