A serving state and a “freely floating” government
There has been a debate whether the contemporary Western countries are capitalist class states, or are above classes – representing the common interests of the capitalists and the workers. On the basis of a functional analysis, the study comes to the conclusion that the governments simultaneously represent capitalist accumulation, charity, social interests as well as political interests serving social peace and their own administrative interests. As a result of this various functions are mixed in the price-, income-, and employment policy: their origin and development become confused.
Liberalism
Worker
The masters of all we know
Short description of an American author's book (Herbert Schiller: The Corporate Takeover of Public Expression) discussing the consequences of information becoming a commodity and its ownership by certain interest groups.
Remarks to a book
On Bill Lomax-Istán Kemeny's book "Hungarian workers' councils in 1956"