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Varieties for market socialism

2001 October 1. sz szilu84

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The Global Economic Crisis: An Historic Opportunity for Transformation

An initial response from individuals, social movements and non-governmental organisations in support of a transitional programme of radical economic transformation made in Beijing, China 15 October 2008. The original article is at http://casinocrash.org/?p=235 . An initial response from individuals, social movements and non-governmental organisations in support of a transitional programme for radical economic transformation Beijing, … Continue reading The Global Economic Crisis: An Historic Opportunity for Transformation →

At the roots of the Caucasian conflict

The author analyses the Azeri-Armenian relations in the Caucasus that take such a sharp, violent form today which can be compared to the conflicts of national interests between Hungarians and Roumanians in Transylvania. He describes the relations between the Caucasian peoples, the history of those relations, the national movements of Armenians and Azeris in the … Continue reading At the roots of the Caucasian conflict →

A political reading of My Fair Lady

The success of a play does not only depend on the efforts of actors and directors, but also whether the public sentiment is receptive to the ideas presented from the stage or not. Shaw's drama as well as Lerner's and Leowe's musical became successful in periods when emancipation was an the agenda – class and … Continue reading A political reading of My Fair Lady →

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