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US foreign policy from Fulbright to Albright

1998 July 1. sz szilu84

Introduction to the following study by Fulbright.

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Common Weath

A lecture held at the European Social Forum on the soon to be published book Common Wealth (with co-author Antonio Negri) reviewing the history of alterglobalisation movements, analysing features of metropolitan struggles, the possibilities of revolutionary transition and also the role of joy and laughter in politics and the movement. Related Articles No related articles.

To the leftwing critique of the Soviet experience

The study presents the picture of socialism and the Soviet Union of three western intellectuals (Bertrand Russel, Victor Serge and Walter Citrine) who visited Russia in te revolutionary and Stalinist era. Based on Foucault's archeology of knowledge theory if attempts to unfold the mental schemes, which set the limits of cognition for the travellers in … Continue reading To the leftwing critique of the Soviet experience →

From the idol of family to the idol of market – Changes in gender relations in developed industrial societies

By our times, the liberal-social democratic project of emancipation has been exhausted. The modernisation of male-female relation is under way, although this is now related to teh process of commercialisation. The latter has a differentiated impact on certain groups of women. Related Articles Hungarian family law and the struggle for “gender order”, 1848-1913 Towards a … Continue reading From the idol of family to the idol of market – Changes in gender relations in developed industrial societies →

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