Indigènes de la République, pluralité des dominations et convergences des mouvements sociaux – Philippe Corcuff | Grand Angle

Un long article de Philippe Corcuff  entreprend une critique (relativement) fraternelle des conceptions du Parti des Indigènes de la Républque, et plus généralement s'attaque aux collaborations nécessaires entre mouvements de classe et mouvements de groupes d'opprimés. J'ai écrit récemment que la centralité de la crise grècque a remis en évidence la position primordiale dans notre société du capital dans le bon vieux sens - des milliardaires qui nous bousillent nos vies. Des organisations telles que le PIR ont eu peu à dire sur la Grèce, et ceci est une grande faiblesse politique .



Corcuff propose ici une contribution utile qui clarifie plusieurs questions importantes, même si je suis très souvent pas d'accord avec lui .



Indigènes de la République, pluralité des dominations et convergences des mouvements sociaux – Philippe Corcuff | Grand Angle

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