Michael A. Lebowitz
Michael Lebowitz: Working-class response to devaluation measures in Venezuela
By Michael A. Lebowitz
Michael Lebowitz: What makes the working class a revolutionary subject?
Part of a mural by Cry
Venezuela: Michael Lebowitz on what we can expect from Chavez's fourth term
Michael Lebowitz in Zagreb. Photo by Jovica Drobnjak.
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November 1, 2012 – Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal – The following interview with Michael Lebowitz was recently published in Novosti, a left-wing newspaper in Zagreb, Croatia.
Michael Lebowitz on John Holloway's 'Change the World without Taking Power'
Συνέντευξη με τον Michael Lebowitz και την Marta Harnecker: "Να ξαναεφεύρουμε τον σοσιαλισμό"
[English: http://links.org.au/node/2072]
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Michael Lebowitz on the socialist alternative and real human development
Prof. Michael Lebowitz on the socialist alternative from Dangerous Minds at Vimeo.
August 30, 2010 -- Michael Lebowitz is a Canadian Marxist economist. He is the director of the “Transformative practice and human development” program at the Venezuela-based left-wing think tank, the Centro Internacional Miranda. He is professor emeritus of economics at Simon Fraser University and author of Build it Now: 21st Century Socialism and the 2004 Isaac Deutscher-prize winning Beyond Capital: Marx's Political Economy of the Working Class. His latest book is The Socialist Alternative: Real Human Development.
Michael Lebowitz: `We must choose socialism over capitalist barbarism'
Michael Lebowitz was interviewed by Srećko Horvat during the Subversive Film Festival and
Michael Lebowitz reviews `The Real Venezuela': Exploring the dialectic of the Bolivarian Revolution
The Real Venezuela: Making Socialism in the 21st Century
By Iain Bruce
London: Pluto Press, 2008, 240 pages
Review by Michael Lebowitz
Monthly Review -- “When Chávez speaks, we listen. But we don’t listen to those around him.” This comment by a community activist interviewed by Iain Bruce, and integrated into his wonderful exploration of the Bolivarian Revolution from below, points to an essential characteristic—the unique link at present (por ahora) between Hugo Chávez and the exploited and excluded of Venezuela.