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Hungarian literaure on the system change 1989-1991

1991 January 1. sz szilu84

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  3. Announcement of the Left Alternative Association on Leaving the National Round Table Negotiations, on November 10,1989

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Organising labour processes in Japan

In the 1980s, the Japanese manufacturing companies overtook their Western rivals. Much of the common explanations talk about exotic factors of East-Asia. The author of this article focuses on the analysis of the labour process instead. Related Articles Globalisation, Neo-liberal Restructuring and Rising Inequality: the Response of European Labour Conversations with a Polish populist – … Continue reading Organising labour processes in Japan →

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Speaking about digital public goods, we think of goods to be provided to all. We do not want to close out anybody from the consumption of information or knowledge products. Recently, when information becomes a more and more important resource the significance of knowledge capital can be compared to of material capital. The article seeks … Continue reading Digital public goods →

Beyond the Market

Retrial – with thorough economic analysis. The author is searching the fundament of socialism in radically rejecting relations of production based on wage labour and competitive market relations. From this point of view, any idea on market socialism can only be a dead end, contrary to democratic planning established by the political economy of the … Continue reading Beyond the Market →

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