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GULAG and Auschwitz, the meaning and function of comparative analysis

2000 April 1. sz szilu84

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Nationalizations: workers control or salvation of capitalism? – Case study on the nationalizations during the Portuguese revolution of 1974-75

The author is analysing the relationship between the bourgeoisie, the state, the communist party and the workers in the Portuguese revolution. After Portugal was question as a colonial power and an economic recession, also the bourgeoisie had an interest in centralisation. The role of young workers in the cities should not be underestimated either, who … Continue reading Nationalizations: workers control or salvation of capitalism? – Case study on the nationalizations during the Portuguese revolution of 1974-75 →

On the intellectual mode of production

Contrary to the postmodernist critique, the authors believe that an enduring element of Marxist thought is the theory of modes of production. Marx was wrong, however, in believing that the working class could be the subject of new historic opportunities. Thus, the failure to create a basis for the unfolding of intellectual mode of production … Continue reading On the intellectual mode of production →

Does a child killer protect the environment?

Protecting the environment and the globe are not the same. Ecumenical ecology at its best comes forth with the idea of green capitalism but the idea and practice of an Earth-level environment protection is beyond its reach. Related Articles Head Party – Belly Party

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