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

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Introduction, It briefly reviews the relations between Marxism and collective action and social movements theories and presents the main uses, attempts of synthesis and critics essayed from a Marxist perspective as well as placing the chapters of the present volume and their original contributions in this accoun

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The Denial of Social Classes in the Theory of Collective Contentious Action,ysis of social classes in exclusively economic terms, rejecting the instruments used by Marx in the analysis of political relations and the forms of consciousness. On this merely economic definition of social classes, Tilly attaches a construction inspired by Mill’s liberalism. He analyses abstract

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On Dignity: Reflections on the Rationality of Insurrectional Actions,g collective action based on individual agents endowed with utilitarian rationality that maximizes values ex-ante with respect to the action itself. The chapter outlines an alternative, dialectical model for explaining the relationship between consciousness and action. This model rests on ex-post ra

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,A Marxist Perspective on Workers’ Collective Action,stions has always been at the centre of Marxist thinking and workplace research. Within this tradition, there are key debates around structure and agency, and between subjective and objective conditions in the mobilizations of workers. This chapter aims to add to the theoretical debate and militant

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Surplus Populations, Working-Class Struggles and Crises of Capitalism: A World-Historical Materialieyond the full-time, blue-collar, unionized factory workers with collective bargaining rights that emerged in the “developed” world after the Second World War, (2) consider “relative surplus populations” in the twenty-first century—including their “floating”, “stagnant” and “latent forms”—as organic