Titlebook: Marxism, Social Movements and Collective Action; Adrián Piva,Agustín Santella Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), u

因无茶而冷淡

The Denial of Social Classes in the Theory of Collective Contentious Action,f the individuals. He observes individual motivations rather than the tendencies that rule the movement of society; a fractional analysis of society that is the point of intersection with the theory of new social movements.

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exquisite

Class Formation and Collective Action from a Marxist Perspective, to develop a theory of class collective action. We draw on the contemporary contributions of historical materialism, critical theories of power and of collective action to contribute to the explanation of the working-class formation and collective action.

想象

From Mechanisms to Dynamics: How to Embed Social Movement Studies Within Historical Materialism,rrent capitalist conjuncture. To provide an analysis that can benefit from both traditions, we propose to re-embed methods employed by key social movement scholars such as Tilly, McAdam and Tarrow into a critical theory centred on class struggle, by a non-dogmatic use of a materialist dialectical lens.

动物

,A Marxist Perspective on Workers’ Collective Action,action by proposing the reconstruction of a theory of workers’ collective action rooted around four main pillars: the need to avoid subjective and individually based explanations, the centrality of the capitalist labour process’ contradictions, the need to constantly demystify capital and the rediscovery of solidarity.

改变

,About the Old and New “Class Maps”: Notes on the Formation of the Working Class,of class as a process of antagonistic formation, deployed by the labour force—in its different forms of concrete realisation—in the twofold process of production and social reproduction. These arguments allow for the renewal of a critical Marxist approach in the research of the social forms and meanings of social protests.

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大喘气

无政府主义者

Work, Reproduction and Informality: Challenges for a Marxist Politics of Labour,f emergence serves to reproduce the dichotomies that they initially sought to overcome. I argue that new concepts are needed in order to address the issues raised by the introduction of those concepts, and I sketch out what could be the consequences for a Marxist or liberatory politics of labour.

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