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Capital-in-Crisis, Trade Unionism and the Question of Revolutionary Agency (Paperback, 2nd Revised edition)
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Capital-in-Crisis, Trade Unionism and the Question of Revolutionary Agency (Paperback, 2nd Revised edition)
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The entry of the capital relation into its epoch of structural
crisis forms the basis for the development of the author's
conception of revolutionary agency. Drawing on the work and
achievements of both Marx and Hungarian socialist thinker Istvan
Meszaros, May relates the emergence and deepening of the structural
crisis to the decline of trade unionism as the traditional and
universal form of organization deployed economistically by workers
against capital. In the relationship between the
"defensively-structured", universal, trade union form and the
growing contradictions of the global capitalist system, May seeks
to unearth the possibility of a higher form of agency which is more
adequately adapted to address the immediate and long-term
objectives facing millions of people today worldwide in the age of
capital's "destructive self-reproduction". Looking back in order to
look forward, he also subjects the form of agency within the
Russian Revolution to a critique which relates it directly to the
conditions prevailing in Russia at the time. In so doing, he
questions its supposed validity as a form of revolutionary agency
for the struggle to put an end to the global capitalist system
today.
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