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In memoriam Sándor Kovacsek (1926-2007)

2007 January 1. sz szilu84

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Socialists in Europe

The Dutch Socialist Party is looking for the conditions that create peace, security and welfare available to everybody in the EU. To achieve this goal, it wishes to support the fight for democracy and social rights. Related Articles Cradles of a Different Europe. The History of Longo Mai Cooperatives in Europe, 1968-2012 Stabilisation and human … Continue reading Socialists in Europe →

“Postindustrial” societies and the youth in modern sociology

The article reviews the sociological theories of postindustrial societies, and attempts to find the categories that describe and reproduce the new inequalities. It tries to explain why and how the conditions of socialization, the integration into the professional world and the individual trajectories have changed in the new structure. The prolonged period of adolescence brings … Continue reading “Postindustrial” societies and the youth in modern sociology →

October 1917: a model for Western Marxists?

Lenin thought that due to the enormous develoment gap between different countries, the Russian revolution can only in a very limited sense be a model for Western communist movements. Later, the Soviet dominance in the international communist movement caused distortions in thinking and practice. Related Articles October: a light, a reflection or a will-o’-de-wisp Why … Continue reading October 1917: a model for Western Marxists? →

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