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GULAG and Auschwitz, the meaning and function of comparative analysis

2000 April 1. sz szilu84

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The Socialism that existed – and its lessons

The so far biggest socialist experiment has failed, but the challenge that created it is still valid and relevant. What is more, in the age of new capitalism, the "temptation" to reflect on the social problems bearing this challenge has become stronger than ever. Related Articles State socialist experiments – historical lessons Capitalism – late … Continue reading The Socialism that existed – and its lessons →

The proletariat as subject and representation

The fourth chapter of the book The society of the spectacle first published in 1967. Debord explains the relationship between the proletariat and history and the ideology of class struggle from the utopian socialists and Marx to Trotsky and Lenin. he belives that the workers' councils are the only adequate instruments of the particular struggle … Continue reading The proletariat as subject and representation →

Mission: Control. Why can’t economists admit that corporations serve themselves, not the market?

Mainstream economics still regards the economy as the free competition between enterprises, which are small enough not to have control over the market. In fact, as John K. Galbraith has proven 40 years ago and that still holds true, developed capitalism necessary produces giant firms, which are not controlled by the market rather they control … Continue reading Mission: Control. Why can’t economists admit that corporations serve themselves, not the market? →

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