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Situationism,f the world. These seemingly diverse groups are united, none the less, by having all worked out similar analyses of the problems posed by capitalist society, and by having all reached the same conclusions about the type of society which they envisage would have to replace capitalism. The idea of a n

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978-0-333-41301-2Maximilien Rubel and John Crump 1987

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Bordigism,In 1975 a pamphlet called . was published in France. The authors argued for the immediate establishment of a moneyless, communist society:

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Introduction,ion and the social product. Far from socialism being compatible with exchange and the market, the generalised production of goods fro exchange on the market is the hallmark of an entirely different type of society — capitalism.