La sexta reelección de Alexander Lukashenko, el 9 de agosto, estuvo precedida y seguida de movilizaciones populares alimentadas por la brutalidad policial en un contexto de fraude y de creciente cuestionamiento de las antiguas protecciones sociales. El autócrata bielorruso, después de múltiples tensiones con su vecino ruso, pide ahora a Putin su "ayuda" para hacer frente a una protesta social sin precedentes.
Una reseña de Philippe Bourrinet, (2017) The Dutch and German Communist Left (1900–1968): ‘Neither Lenin nor Trotsky nor Stalin! All Workers Must Think for Themselves!’, Historical Materialism Book Series, Leiden: Brill.
Publicado originalmente en Historical Materialism.
Un extracto de "La dialéctica de las fuerzas productivas, el comportamiento de la producción y la lucha de clases junto con las categorías de latencia y determinismo paramétrico en la concepción materialista de la historia".
An excerpt from ‘The dialectic of productive forces, production behaviour and class struggle alongside categories of latency and parametric determinism in the materialist conception of history’.
Este texto fue la contribución de Ernest Mandel a un coloquio conmemorativo de 1978 para el filósofo marxista Ernst Bloch (1885 - 1977) y se publicó por primera vez en 1980.i<
The first volume of the selected essays by Ernest Mandel will contain the following:
CONTENTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. p. v
1 Preface. p. 1
2 The Marxist Theory of the State. p. 6
3 The Marxist Theory of Imperialism and its Critics. p. 43
4 An Introduction to Marxist Economic Theory. p. 69
5 The Nature of Social-Democratic Reformism. p. 154
6 On Bureaucracy: A Marxist Analysis. p. 201
7 The Leninist Theory of Organisation. p. 258
SOURCES. p. 347
This text was the contribution of Ernest Mandel to a 1978 commemorative colloquium for the Marxist philosopher Ernst Bloch (1885 – 1977) and was first published in 1980.i In this article Mandel uses categories developed by Bloch, such as the Not-Yet and Real Possible, to examine the need of incorporating notions of the future in socialist thought.
This text was originally published in 1977 in Inprecor, the French language journal of the Fourth International. Drafted by Mandel, it was adopted by what was then the United Secretariat of the Fourth International. The text was intended as a contribution to a debate in the Fourth International over the issue of Socialist Democracy in the run up the Eleventh World Congress of the Fourth International (1979).
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