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Disadvantages Multiplied: Photo Essays of Norbert Hartyányi

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A Post-Socialist Capitalism

A special and unique form of capitalism has evolved in Eastern Europe after the post-socialist transformation. This form is characterised by the unusual weak SMEs sector, an agricultural sector with few efficient capitalist large farms and many weak small farms often producing for self-subsistence and very weak labour in general. In these new systems, in … Continue reading A Post-Socialist Capitalism →

Revolutionary politics today

Left-wing intellectuals usually downplay the revolutionary mass movements of the Third World and considertheir political defeats as historic failures. The author rejects the pessimism of the contemporary Western intelligetsia. Related Articles 9/11 and global politics Critical remarks to the idea of “democratic centrism” Environment for intellectuals’ criticism in China

Revolution, counterrevolution and working class in Russia

The author compares the role of workers and the labour movement in the 1917 and the 1991 historical periods. In his conclusion he suggests that the contemporary disorganisation and political weakness of the working class is a legacy of the bureaucratic system and a consequence of the selfdestructive reforms of "perestroika". In the long run, … Continue reading Revolution, counterrevolution and working class in Russia →

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