Our imaginary round table is surrounded by Wolfram Trieber, Friderike Habermann and Reinhard van der Veen. They explain their views on the so called anti-globalisationmovements and their mass demonstrations in the recent years.

In the early 1930s when the economic crisis devastated America many communities found a solution for exchange by developing community money systems. Farmers continued to produce and many unemployed also wanted to work but the capitalist system did not allow them to integrate their activities. From the 1980s these local money systems have re-emerged again, this time as a result of deliberate strategy.

In late works of Lukács the previous class determined individual was replaced by the individual human independent from social determination. The polemic between Lukács and Sartre played a major role in the evolution of this new Lukácsian approach.

The opening of the Soviet archives have provided with various reports on Lukács from the period 1955 – 1965.