Rethinking Socialism: Community, Democracy, and Social Agency

Callari, Antonio; Ruccio, David F.

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“…This is not in question and is easily explained by the fact that most contemporary political philosophers work within a broadly liberal framework. In view of this, I welcome the contribution of Antonio Callari and David Ruccio on the possible relationship between commodity fetishism and democracy in Marx's philosophy (Callari and Ruccio 2010). In this paper, I advance an argument that is in contrast to that of Callari and Ruccio in order to further the debate on this important subject.…”

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Rethinking Marxism

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“… 7 See Callari and Ruccio (2010), Resnick and Wolff (1988, 2013) on the need for noncapitalist spaces freed from hierarchies of capital and the state. Cornwell (2012) and Gibson-Graham (2006) draw on autonomism and post-Marxism respectively to show how alternative social institutions can open up new spaces of cooperation within capitalism. …”

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Cooperatives as Transitional Economics

Sharzer

2016

Review of Radical Political Economics

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In contemporary discourse, cooperatives are often considered as vehicles for post-capitalist social transformation. However, theorists affiliated with the first, second, and third Internationals groupings of socialist parties suggested that cooperative potential was circumscribed by market coercion, leaving co-ops with limited pedagogical value and subordinating them to political movements. Their experience suggests it is important to avoid conflating cooperatives’ demonstration of post-capitalist labor norms with the strategic problems of creating a post-capitalist society. JEL classification: B14, J54

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“…7. I present my own views on how socialism can be retained and, at the same time, needs to be rethought, in a recent article with Antonio Callari (Callari and Ruccio 2010). and who lack control over -or are alienated from -that labour) is the majority of society.…”

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Envisioning Real Utopias, Erik Olin Wright, London: Verso, 2010

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In this review, I argue that Erik Olin Wright's Envisioning Real Utopias is necessary reading for anyone interested in thinking through the possibilities of creating noncapitalist ways of organising economic and social life in the world today. However, I also raise questions about Wright's deterministic interpretation of Marx's critique of political economy, his relative neglect of class-analysis, and his non-Gramscian conception of the relationship between the state, economy, and civil society.

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Rethinking Socialism: Community, Democracy, and Social Agency

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