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Mutation technique et changement culturel
Cet article sâinscrit dâabord en faux contre les « solutions » aux problĂšmes du chĂŽmage et de lâexclusion sociale, qui ignoreraient le caractĂšre structurel de la crise du travail-emploi. La dynamique Ă©conomique et technique fait maintenant disparaĂźtre les emplois Ă un rythme accĂ©lĂ©rĂ©, mettant ainsi fin Ă la sociĂ©tĂ© salariale. Au lieu des politiques de « lâemploi pour lâemploi » et de la voie dâun « revenu dâexistence », sources dâune nouvelle dualisation, il faut rĂ©aliser une mutation politique et culturelle qui dĂ©connecte la continuitĂ© du revenu de la continuitĂ© de lâemploi et qui fasse reposer le lien social tant sur la prestation par tous dâun travail de moins en moins important que sur lâimportance croissante reconnue Ă dâautres types dâactivitĂ©
Manuel SacristĂĄn at the Onset of Ecological Marxism after Stalinism
Thirty-one years ago, in 1985, Manuel SacristĂĄn died in Barcelona at the age of 59. After the publication in 2014 of a volume with some of his writings translated into English (Llorente 2014), it is time to help non-Spanish-speaking readers to know more about him. Yet it is not easy to explain to generations born after the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 that Manuel SacristĂĄn was a most important Marxist philosopher and at the same time one of the few pioneers introducing political ecology and antinuclear peace movement during the last quarter of the 20th century in Spain. Many people believe that Marxism, environmentalism and pacifism are views that exclude each other. Most of what has been said and done on behalf of Marxism since Stalin took over the leadership of the Communist Party of the USSR in the 1930s, up to its dissolution in 1991, contributes to sustaining this belief. The fast industrialization of the Old Russian Empire undertaken by the Soviet State was nowhere near taking into account ecological sustainability. Its socio-environmental impact turned out to be comparable or even worse than the ones caused by capitalist industrialization
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