Category Archives: Former issues

No. 4 | (Winter 1989)

Table of contents
  1. Szabó András György : Marx and state socialism – Louis Blanc-Rodbertus-Lassalle-Hyndman
  2. Krausz Tamás : The Mensheviks and socialism – in the light of documents
  3. Urban Herlitz : Trends of social devlopment and socialism
  4. Szigeti Péter : Capitalism – late capitalism (lessons from a study)
  5. Theses of the Menshevik party (10 April 1920)
  6. Porosz Tibor : Theses about Stalinism
  7. Slemmer László : An age of humanistic capital?
  8. Tütő László : A serving state and a “freely floating” government
  9. Liberalism
  10. Worker
  11. Saul Landau : The masters of all we know
  12. alfa : Remarks to a book
  13. Kapitány Ágnes, Kapitány Gábor : Where do you go Eastern Europe?

How should we steel a factory

The shocking collection of stories is from events that happened in the immediate range of vision of an economic leader which present how the group of managers can obtain the ownership rights of the producing units they manage (be they cooperatives or state companies) by making use of the possibilities provided by the Transformation Act and the economic regulators and under what conditions does the privatization of state owned enterprises take place and how.