| Titre | Penser le socialisme comme un possible | |
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| Auteur | Isaac Johsua | |
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Revue | Actuel Marx |
| Numéro | no 38, novembre 2005 Le racisme après les races | |
| Rubrique / Thématique | Interventions |
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| Page | 193-200 | |
| Résumé anglais |
Isaac Joshua. Envisaging Socialism as Being of the Possible. The second volume
of the work by Tony Andréani, Socialism is (of) the Future, has considerable merit, i. e.
daring to make proposals. The author passes in review various socialist models and
focuses on that of associative socialism : In such a society companies are self-managed.
The banks (self-managed) play an essential part, as the financial markets have been
abolished. Numerous « social goods » are supplied free of charge. Democratic and incentive planning guides the important choices. This model has the considerable advantage of
learning from « really existing socialism ». The reserves it gives rise to concern the
maintenance of a capitalist sector, the continued opening on the capitalist world, and the
capacity of the companies easily to obtain production means and labour forces. The
question of socialism as a political power is treated but remains open to debate. On the
tight-rope between maintaining the ideal and accepting reality, Socialism is (of) the
Future is an essential tool Source : Éditeur (via Cairn.info) |
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