The pamphlet addresses the similarities and differences in the activities of the State Protection Authority (Parliament), state protecting agents in the media (thought healers) and volunteers (NGOs).
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China, Tibet and the world economy
In addition to ethnical pressure and historically frozen underdevelopment, Tibetans face the same problems as the majority of the population in China: increasing inequality and exploitation, loss of secure income, and the concentration most of the gains of the rapid development in the hands of few.
The article was originally published in In Defence of Marxism .
The African crisis – World Systemic and Regional Aspects
What is the responsibility of the "bad governance" of African elites in the fall of the continent as the third world diverges and what is of the earlier perverse development lacking the import substitution phase? How global capitalism set the frame and what caused the turn in the fate of global regions in the mid 70s?
The original article was published in New Left Review II/15 (May-June 2002).
A French passion: Trotskyism (part 2)
The historical review continues from the grand return of the "left of the left" in the 90s induced by social security system reforms. Trotskyism had a chance for meaningful revival in France over the past nearly two decades when the political spectrum has been reshaped. How could it happen and what are the results?
The article is only available in Hungarian.
Sartre and the adventures of the concept of shortfalls
The author shows in her writing that – contrary to many bourgeois interpretations – the Marxism of Sartre is not a negligible "disability" in his existentialism but integrant part of his thinking. The Marxism of Sartre becomes exactly fundamental in the humanism of his existentialism as the conscious and deliberate choice for responsibility of a human and intellectual. Thus the Marxists writings and thoughts of Sartre are not detours but in practice logical results of his oeuvre.