Austro-Marxist Interpretation of Fascism

Botz, Gerhard

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“…Namentlich Otto Bauer, der mit der theoretischen wie sozialen Entwicklung der Soziologie in Österreich als intellektuelles Oberhaupt des Austromarxismus (Fleck 1990: 99) bereits in den Gründungsjahren oftmaliger Vortragender der Soziologischen Gesellschaft in Wien war (Exner 2013: 29-32) und mit der Soziologie in Österreich eng verbunden blieb, hinterließ diesbezüglich weithin rezipierte Überlegungen (Bauer 1936;1968;vgl. dazu Abendroth 1968;Botz 1976;Mozetič 1983;. Symptomatisch für diese (austro-) gangslösungen ab.…”

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Die Soziologie und der Nationalsozialismus in Österreich

2019

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“…The Austrian contemporary historian Gerhard Botz (1976: 132) has suggested, very plausibly, that Bauer was ‘stung to the quick’ by Kelsen’s attack. First, Kelsen was no class enemy, but exactly the kind of broadly sympathetic intellectual whose support was so important to the SDAP (cf.…”

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The Kelsen-Bauer debate on Marxist state theory and the equilibrium of class forces

Scott

2021

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This serves as an introduction to a debate between Hans Kelsen and Otto Bauer concerning the nature and relative autonomy of the state, and the theories that informed the political practices of the Austro-Marxists and of the SDAP (Austrian Social Democratic Workers’ Party) immediately after the fall of the monarchy and during the early years of the First Republic. Both pieces (translated below) were published in Der Kampf ( The Campaign), the SDAP’s theoretical journal, in which many key texts of Austro-Marxist thought appeared. The debate is of theoretical interest, particularly with respect to Marxist state theory, but is potentially also of renewed relevance to an age of post-GFC (Global Financial Crisis) austerity. Bauer’s distinction between functional oligarchy and functional democracy is identified as one such potential contribution to current debate and analysis.

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A Socialist Third Way? Rudolf Hilferding’s Evolutionary Socialism as Syncopated Note to Early Neoliberalism

Higgins

2020

Rudolf Hilferding

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Austro-Marxist Interpretation of Fascism

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Die Soziologie und der Nationalsozialismus in Österreich

Die Soziologie und der Nationalsozialismus in Österreich

The Kelsen-Bauer debate on Marxist state theory and the equilibrium of class forces

A Socialist Third Way? Rudolf Hilferding’s Evolutionary Socialism as Syncopated Note to Early Neoliberalism

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