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Messages from the 19th century Marx on socialdemocracy

1993 January 1. sz szilu84

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For reinterpreting Master and Margarita – Aristophanes-style festivity

Master and Margarita was written in a period when the terror of Stalin put an end to the "papier-máché rationalism" of the 1920s and when mass arrests, losses of livelihood, hundreds of thousands of people sent to lagers and death sentences created an atmosphere where impossible was very possible and where the world of fantasies, … Continue reading For reinterpreting Master and Margarita – Aristophanes-style festivity →

How economic thought became unlinear?

Manufacturing a neoliberal "consensus" in social sciences has been a matter of a few decades. Origins date back to early post-war years and financial roots lead up to the foundations of big US corporations. Related Articles Russian economic theory: from crisis to a new paradigm? Is the thought of co-operatives timely? On the history of … Continue reading How economic thought became unlinear? →

The deportation of Jews from Rhodes to Auschwitz

This study shows that the Wehrmacht actively participated in the deportation ol the Jews, and also calls attention to the fact that apart from the racist ideology, real and vital interests were also present in the genocide. Related Articles Marxism after Auschwitz Holocaust and genocide – What is general and what is specific? Residency in … Continue reading The deportation of Jews from Rhodes to Auschwitz →

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