Common Sense Journal - Who were they?
Submitted by Rory Reid on Dec 21 2016 03:11
Common sense was the journal of the Edinburgh conference of Socialist Economics . The magazine produced articles along the lines of Open and Autonomist Marxism
The Politics of Debt
This paper was presented to the CSE Scotland conference on The State, the Poll
Tax and Class Struggle held on 27th January 1990. It is very much the product
of discussions within the CSE Edinburgh group.
The theory and history of the mass worker in Italy - Sergio Bologna
Sergio Bologna on workers' historiography, first published in Common Sense no.11/12 in 1987.
Workers' Struggles And The Capitalist Counter-Offensive Under National Socialism
Submitted by Steven. on Nov 24 2009 11:49
Elisabeth Behrens writes on the Nazis' use of force and racial and national stratifications amongst workers to divide up and crush the working class.
Notes on Class
Richard Gunn's notes offer a lucid contribution to the attempt of elaborating what is meant when the concept "class" is employed in Marxist thought.
1990-1992: Britain and the politics of the European exchange rate mechanism
Submitted by libcom on Jan 13 2006 10:15
Werner Bonefeld's detailed analysis of Britain's involvement in the European exchange rate mechanism, out of which it famously crashed in 1992.
No politics without inquiry!
This article is a direct appeal for like-minded people to come together in a project of shared political work. The idea is: to muster all available forces to work on a militant class-composition study project. This is to inform, and to be the basis of, possible future political organisation.
The Permanance of Primitive Accumulation
Werner Bonefeld's article on primitive accumulation arguing that it is not just a phenomenon relating to the emergence of capitalism but is a necessary element of it, the "social constitution of capitalist social relations".
General intellect - Maurizio Lazzarato
Maurizio Lazzarato's inquiry into the production of informational/cultural content as a commodity.
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