Table of contents

1. Richard D. Wolff : Economic crisis in the US
2. Barbara Brandt : Local community money systes in the US
3. Milij Greckij : Varieties for market socialism
4. Andor László : On globalisation books of Strange, Matzner, MacEwan and Went
5. Reinhard van der Veen, Wolfram Treiber, Friederike Habermann : Global games
6. Eric Toussaint : Reflections on Genova
7. Joseph E. Stiglitz : Towards a “post-Washington” consensus
8. Németh György : On redistribution – The end of a myth in economics
9. Stuber Ervin : The Hungarian tax system
10. Bozsik Sándor : Housing subsidization in the post-communist Hungary
11. Nagy András : The trendlines of Ferenc Janossy in the Hungarian economy
12. Roj Medvegyev : The Budapest ambassador
13. Agárdi Péter : Zsigmond Kunfi a hundred years after
14. Boris Danzer-Kantof, Marton Imre : Imre Marton (Émeric Schweitzer)

An attempt to establish what is an authentic socialist movement after the total failure of all anti-capitalist experiments. A philosophic essay.

What are the opportunities of the critical and progressive left? How should left-wing intellectuals relate to their marginalised position?

Many who belive themselves to be intellectual follower of Marx belive that according to Marx the essence of capitalism is the conflict of capitals and workers and the latter is the inevitable revolutionary class. These analyts do not appreciate thet the proletariate is a historical philosophical and not sociological category of Marx.

The fourth chapter of the book The society of the spectacle first published in 1967. Debord explains the relationship between the proletariat and history and the ideology of class struggle from the utopian socialists and Marx to Trotsky and Lenin. he belives that the workers' councils are the only adequate instruments of the particular struggle of the working class.