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5/10 Ernest Mandel: A Revolutionary Life
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Daniel Singer (RIP) & Dr. Ernest Mandel (RIP) - 05-22-91 Original air date
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Daniel Singer & Ernest Mandel Ph.D (05-22-91). About Daniel Singer. Daniel Singer was born on September 26, 1926, in Warsaw, was educated in France, Switzerland and England and died on December 2, 2000, in Paris. He was a contributor to The Economist, The New Statesman, the Tribune and The Nation (where he was Europe correspondent for twenty years), and appeared as a commentator on NPR, "Monitor Radio" and the BBC, as well as Canadian and Australian broadcasting. (These credits are for his English-language work; he was also fluent in French, Polish, Russian and Italian.) He was the author of Prelude to Revolution: France in May 1968 (Hill & Wang, 1970) (recently reissued), The Road to Gdansk: Eastern Europe on the Move (Monthly Review Press, 1981), Is Socialism Doomed?: The Meaning of Mitterrand (Oxford, 1988) and Whose Millennium? Theirs or Ours? (Monthly Review Press, 1999). The Introduction to Whose Millennium? includes additional words penned only days before the author's passing. Whose Millennium? is available in several translations, with more to come. A specialist on the Western European left as well as the former Communist nations, Singer ranged across the Continent in his dispatches to The Nation. Singer sharply critiqued Western-imposed economic "shock therapy" in the former Eastern Bloc and US support for Boris Yeltsin, sounded early warnings about the re-emergence of Fascist politics into the Italian mainstream and, across the Mediterranean, reported on an <b>...</b>
Interview mit Ernest Mandel (1/2)
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Ernest Mandel (1923-1995) war Wirtschaftswissenschaftler, Marxist und Vorsitzender der trotzkistischen IV. Internationale de.wikipedia.org
8/10 Ernest Mandel: A Revolutionary Life
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4/10 Ernest Mandel: A Revolutionary Life
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6/10 Ernest Mandel: A Revolutionary Life
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7/10 Ernest Mandel: A Revolutionary Life
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Ernest Mandel una vida para la revolución parte 1
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Este documental esta en youtube pero en ingles, esta versión es una traducción al español que no es muy buena pero puede servir para quien este interesado, esperamos sus comentarios y los invitamos a vistar www.ligadeunidadsocialista.org
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10/10 Ernest Mandel: A Revlutionary Life
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Interview mit Ernest Mandel (2/2)
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Ernest Mandel (1923-1995) war Wirtschaftswissenschaftler, Marxist und Vorsitzender der trotzkistischen IV. Internationale de.wikipedia.org
Die reine Flamme der Revolution - Ernest Mandel und die 4. Internationale Teil 1
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Die 4. Internationale wird aktuell im deutschsprachigen Raum von folgenden Organisationen vertreten. In Deutschland durch 2 Organisationen: www.rsb4.de www.islinke.de In Österreich: dielinke.at In der Schweiz www.soal.ch Was ist die Vierte Internationale? Die IV. Internationale ist eine weltweit aktive Organisation, die für eine demokratische, sozialistische und selbstverwaltete Gesellschaftsordnung eintritt, frei von Ausbeutung, Unterdrückung und Krieg. Organisiert in einzelne nationale Sektionen, sind wir vereint in einer weltweiten Organisation um gemeinsam gegen die grundlegenden Probleme der Menschheit (Krieg, Umweltzerstörung, Arbeitslosigkeit, Verarmung, Hunger, Rassismus, Sexismus uvm) zu kämpfen und die Erfahrungen aus diesen Auseinandersetzungen gemeinsam zu diskutieren. Die Sektionen der IV. Internationale, und die ihr nahestehenden Gruppen, sind heute in über 50 Ländern aktiv an den Klassenkämpfen der ArbeiterInnen und Angestellten, der Studierenden, der SchülerInnen, der MigrantInnen, der Frauen und der Erwerbslosen beteiligt. Die IV. Internationale steht dabei für einen undogmatischen, revolutionären Marxismus und kämpft für eine sozialistische Demokratie, die auf allgemeiner gesellschaftlicher Selbstverwaltung basiert, nicht auf einer bürokratischen Diktatur, wie sie in der Sowjetunion existierte. Die Menschen, die sich weltweit der IV. Internationale anschließen, halten die grundlegenden Probleme der Menschheit nicht im Rahmen der kapitalistischen <b>...</b>
Die reine Flamme der Revolution - Ernest Mandel und die 4. Internationale Teil 2
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Die 4. Internationale wird aktuell im deutschsprachigen Raum von folgenden Organisationen vertreten. In Deutschland durch 2 Organisationen: www.rsb4.de www.islinke.de In Österreich: dielinke.at In der Schweiz www.soal.ch Was ist die Vierte Internationale? Die IV. Internationale ist eine weltweit aktive Organisation, die für eine demokratische, sozialistische und selbstverwaltete Gesellschaftsordnung eintritt, frei von Ausbeutung, Unterdrückung und Krieg. Organisiert in einzelne nationale Sektionen, sind wir vereint in einer weltweiten Organisation um gemeinsam gegen die grundlegenden Probleme der Menschheit (Krieg, Umweltzerstörung, Arbeitslosigkeit, Verarmung, Hunger, Rassismus, Sexismus uvm) zu kämpfen und die Erfahrungen aus diesen Auseinandersetzungen gemeinsam zu diskutieren. Die Sektionen der IV. Internationale, und die ihr nahestehenden Gruppen, sind heute in über 50 Ländern aktiv an den Klassenkämpfen der ArbeiterInnen und Angestellten, der Studierenden, der SchülerInnen, der MigrantInnen, der Frauen und der Erwerbslosen beteiligt. Die IV. Internationale steht dabei für einen undogmatischen, revolutionären Marxismus und kämpft für eine sozialistische Demokratie, die auf allgemeiner gesellschaftlicher Selbstverwaltung basiert, nicht auf einer bürokratischen Diktatur, wie sie in der Sowjetunion existierte. Die Menschen, die sich weltweit der IV. Internationale anschließen, halten die grundlegenden Probleme der Menschheit nicht im Rahmen der kapitalistischen <b>...</b>
Die reine Flamme der Revolution - Ernest Mandel und die 4. Internationale Teil 3
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Die 4. Internationale wird aktuell im deutschsprachigen Raum von folgenden Organisationen vertreten. In Deutschland durch 2 Organisationen: www.rsb4.de www.islinke.de In Österreich: dielinke.at In der Schweiz www.soal.ch Was ist die Vierte Internationale? Die IV. Internationale ist eine weltweit aktive Organisation, die für eine demokratische, sozialistische und selbstverwaltete Gesellschaftsordnung eintritt, frei von Ausbeutung, Unterdrückung und Krieg. Organisiert in einzelne nationale Sektionen, sind wir vereint in einer weltweiten Organisation um gemeinsam gegen die grundlegenden Probleme der Menschheit (Krieg, Umweltzerstörung, Arbeitslosigkeit, Verarmung, Hunger, Rassismus, Sexismus uvm) zu kämpfen und die Erfahrungen aus diesen Auseinandersetzungen gemeinsam zu diskutieren. Die Sektionen der IV. Internationale, und die ihr nahestehenden Gruppen, sind heute in über 50 Ländern aktiv an den Klassenkämpfen der ArbeiterInnen und Angestellten, der Studierenden, der SchülerInnen, der MigrantInnen, der Frauen und der Erwerbslosen beteiligt. Die IV. Internationale steht dabei für einen undogmatischen, revolutionären Marxismus und kämpft für eine sozialistische Demokratie, die auf allgemeiner gesellschaftlicher Selbstverwaltung basiert, nicht auf einer bürokratischen Diktatur, wie sie in der Sowjetunion existierte. Die Menschen, die sich weltweit der IV. Internationale anschließen, halten die grundlegenden Probleme der Menschheit nicht im Rahmen der kapitalistischen <b>...</b>
Die reine Flamme der Revolution - Ernest Mandel und die 4. Internationale Teil 4
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Die 4. Internationale wird aktuell im deutschsprachigen Raum von folgenden Organisationen vertreten. In Deutschland durch 2 Organisationen: www.rsb4.de www.islinke.de In Österreich: dielinke.at In der Schweiz www.soal.ch Was ist die Vierte Internationale? Die IV. Internationale ist eine weltweit aktive Organisation, die für eine demokratische, sozialistische und selbstverwaltete Gesellschaftsordnung eintritt, frei von Ausbeutung, Unterdrückung und Krieg. Organisiert in einzelne nationale Sektionen, sind wir vereint in einer weltweiten Organisation um gemeinsam gegen die grundlegenden Probleme der Menschheit (Krieg, Umweltzerstörung, Arbeitslosigkeit, Verarmung, Hunger, Rassismus, Sexismus uvm) zu kämpfen und die Erfahrungen aus diesen Auseinandersetzungen gemeinsam zu diskutieren. Die Sektionen der IV. Internationale, und die ihr nahestehenden Gruppen, sind heute in über 50 Ländern aktiv an den Klassenkämpfen der ArbeiterInnen und Angestellten, der Studierenden, der SchülerInnen, der MigrantInnen, der Frauen und der Erwerbslosen beteiligt. Die IV. Internationale steht dabei für einen undogmatischen, revolutionären Marxismus und kämpft für eine sozialistische Demokratie, die auf allgemeiner gesellschaftlicher Selbstverwaltung basiert, nicht auf einer bürokratischen Diktatur, wie sie in der Sowjetunion existierte. Die Menschen, die sich weltweit der IV. Internationale anschließen, halten die grundlegenden Probleme der Menschheit nicht im Rahmen der kapitalistischen <b>...</b>
Die reine Flamme der Revolution - Ernest Mandel und die 4. Internationale Teil 5
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Die 4. Internationale wird aktuell im deutschsprachigen Raum von folgenden Organisationen vertreten. In Deutschland durch 2 Organisationen: www.rsb4.de www.islinke.de In Österreich: dielinke.at In der Schweiz www.soal.ch Was ist die Vierte Internationale? Die IV. Internationale ist eine weltweit aktive Organisation, die für eine demokratische, sozialistische und selbstverwaltete Gesellschaftsordnung eintritt, frei von Ausbeutung, Unterdrückung und Krieg. Organisiert in einzelne nationale Sektionen, sind wir vereint in einer weltweiten Organisation um gemeinsam gegen die grundlegenden Probleme der Menschheit (Krieg, Umweltzerstörung, Arbeitslosigkeit, Verarmung, Hunger, Rassismus, Sexismus uvm) zu kämpfen und die Erfahrungen aus diesen Auseinandersetzungen gemeinsam zu diskutieren. Die Sektionen der IV. Internationale, und die ihr nahestehenden Gruppen, sind heute in über 50 Ländern aktiv an den Klassenkämpfen der ArbeiterInnen und Angestellten, der Studierenden, der SchülerInnen, der MigrantInnen, der Frauen und der Erwerbslosen beteiligt. Die IV. Internationale steht dabei für einen undogmatischen, revolutionären Marxismus und kämpft für eine sozialistische Demokratie, die auf allgemeiner gesellschaftlicher Selbstverwaltung basiert, nicht auf einer bürokratischen Diktatur, wie sie in der Sowjetunion existierte. Die Menschen, die sich weltweit der IV. Internationale anschließen, halten die grundlegenden Probleme der Menschheit nicht im Rahmen der kapitalistischen <b>...</b>
Ernest Mandel una vida para la revolución parte 2
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Documental de Ernest Mandel una vida por la revolución,
Ernest Mandel una vida para la revolución parte 3
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Documental de Ernest Mandel una vida por la revolución, esperamos comentarios.
A Review of The Meaning of the Second World War
A Review of The Meaning of the Second World War by Ernest Mandel
Consume! 1 of 2
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This video on consumption and underconsumption theory is part of a larger, ongoing set of videos about the nature of economic crisis in a capitalist society. The full text can be read at: kapitalism101.wordpress.com short bibliography: "An Introduction to the History of Crisis Theory" Anwar Shaikh. US Capitalism in Crisis URPE New York.1978 (this essay can be found online.) Class, Crisis and the State by Erik Olin Wright. New Left Books. London 1978 Limits to Capital, by David Harvey- the section on "effective demand". Verso. 1982 Marxist Economic Theory by Ernest Mandel good essay critiquing underconsumption theory: sites.google.com
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Ernest Mandel
Ernest Ezra Mandel, also known by various pseudonyms such as Ernest Germain, Pierre Gousset, Henri Vallin, Walter (5 April 1923 - 20 July 1995), was a revolutionary Marxist theorist.
Traité d'économie marxiste, 1962. (Marxist Economic Theory, trans. Brian Pearce, 1968.)
Die EWG und die Konkurrenz Europa-Amerika, 1968. (Europe versus America: Contradictions of Imperialism, trans. Martin Rossdale, 1970.)
La formation de la pensée économique de Karl Marx: de 1843 à la rédaction du "Capital", 1970. (The Formation of the Economic Thought of Karl Marx, 1843 to Capital, trans. Brian Pearce, 1971.)
Decline of the Dollar: a Marxist view of the Monetary Crisis, 1972 (a collection of articles)
Der Spätkapitalismus, 1972. (Late Capitalism, trans. Joris de Bres, 1975.)
Vervreemding en revolutionaire perspectieven, 1973.
Why they invaded Czechoslovakia, 1974.
Introduction au marxisme, 1975. (From class society to communism: an introduction to Marxism, trans. Louisa Sadler, 1977.)
La longue marche de la revolution, 1976 (a collection of articles)
Krise und Aufschwung der kapitalistischen Weltwirtschaft 1974-1977, 1977. (The second slump: a Marxist analysis of recession in the seventies, trans. Jon Rothschild, 1978.)
Critique de l'eurocommunisme, 1978. (From Stalinism to Eurocommunism, trans. Jon Rothschild, 1978.)
De la Commune à Mai 68: Histoire du mouvement ouvrier international, 1978 (articles)
Long Waves of Capitalist Development, 1978.
De la bureaucratie, Editions la Brèche, 1978
Revolutionary Marxism Today, ed. by Jon Rothschild, 1979 (based on interviews and discussions)
Revolutionäre Strategien im 20. Jahrhundert : politische Essays, trans. and ed. Gisela Mandela, 1978.
Réponse à Louis Althusser et Jean Elleinstein, 1979.
Trotsky: A Study in the Dynamic of his Thought, 1979.
Offener Marxismus: ein Gespräch über Dogmen, Orthodoxie und die Häresien der Realität, 1980 (with Johannes Agnoli)
La crise 1974-1982: les faits, leur interprétation marxiste, 1982.
Delightful Murder: A social history of the crime story, 1984.
Karl Marx: die Aktualität seines Werkes, ed. Willy Boepple, 1984.
The meaning of the Second World War, 1986.
Cash Crash & Crisis: Profitboom, Börsenkrach und Wirtschaftskrise, 1989
Où va l'URSS de Gorbatchev, 1989. (Beyond Perestroika: the future of Gorbachev's USSR, trans. Gus Fagan, 1989.)
Octobre 1917 - coup d'État ou révolution sociale?, 1992. (October 1917: Coup d'état or Social Revolution?, trans. by Penny Duggan and Steve Bloom, 1992.)
Trotzki als Alternative, 1992. (Trotsky as Alternative, trans. Gus Fagan, 1992.)
Kontroversen um "Das Kapital", trans. Alfred Kosing, 1992 (taken from Mandel's introduction to Marx's Capital)
The Place of Marxism in History, 1994,
Power and Money: A Marxist Theory of Bureaucracy, 1994.
Revolutionary Marxism and Social Reality in the 20th Century: Collected Essays, ed. Stephen Bloom, 1994.
50 Years of World Revolution 1917-1967: an International Symposium, 1968
Arbeiterkontrolle, Arbeiterräte, Arbeiterselbstverwaltung, 1971
Ricardo, Marx, Sraffa: the Langston Memorial Volume, 1984
New Findings in Long-Wave Research, 1992
Achcar, Gilbert, ed. Gerechtigkeit und Solidarität. Ernest Mandels Beitrag zum Marxismus. Neuer isp-Verlag, Köln 2003
Stutje, Jan Willem. Ernest Mandel: Rebel tussen Droom en Daad. Antwerpen: Houtekiet/Amsab, 2007 (published in English as ErnestMandel: A Rebel's Dream Deferred by Verso in 2009).
Parametric determinism
Ernest Mandel Foundation (Online archive of Mandel's works)
Marxist.org Mandel archive
Bibliography of Ernest Mandel by Wolfgang Lubitz and Petra Lubitz, presented at the Lubitz TrotskyanaNet
Symposia on Mandel's work (see also Gilbert Achcar (ed.), The Legacy of Ernest Mandel [London: Verso, 1999])
Ernest Mandel Study Center at the IIRE
Obituary, Andre Gunder Frank
Obituary, Frank Lovell
Obituary and polemic against Mandel, David North
Ernest Mandel, A Revolutionary Life by Barry Healy, June 29, 2009
A Systematic Biography of Ernest Mandel by Michael Löwy
Thirty Years After: A Critical Introduction to the Marxism of Ernest Mandel by Daniel Bensaïd
A film about life and times of Ernest Mandel, mostly in French, with some English
Life
Born in Frankfurt, Mandel was recruited to the Belgian section of the international Trotskyist movement, the Fourth International, in his youth in Antwerp. His parents, Henri and Rosa Mandel, were Jewish emigres from Poland, the former a member of Rosa Luxemburg's and Karl Liebknecht's Spartacist League. Ernest's entrance to university studies was cut short when the German occupying forces closed the university down.During World War II, he escaped twice after being arrested in the course of resistance activities, and survived imprisonment in the German concentration camp at Dora. After the war, he became a leader of both the Belgian Trotskyists and the youngest member of the Fourth International secretariat, alongside Michel Pablo and others. He gained respect as a prolific journalist with a clear and lively style, as an orthodox Marxist theoretician, and as a talented debater. He wrote for numerous media outlets in the 1940s and 1950s including Het Parool, Le Peuple, l'Observateur and Agence France-Presse. At the height of the Cold War he publicly defended the merits of Marxism in debate with the social democrat and future Dutch premier Joop den Uyl.
Activity
After 1946 World Congress of the Fourth International, Mandel was elected into the leadership of the International Secretariat of the Fourth International. In line with its policy, he joined the Belgian Socialist Party where he was a leader of a militant socialist tendency, becoming editor of the socialist newspaper La Gauche (and writing for its Flemish sister publication, Links), a member of the economic studies commission of the General Federation of Belgian Labour and an associate of the Belgian syndicalist André Renard. He and his comrades were expelled from the Socialist Party not long after the general strike in 1960-1961 Winter General Strike for opposing its coalition with the Christian Democrats and its acceptance of anti-strike legislation.He was one of the main initiators of the 1963 reunification between the International Secretariat and the majority of the International Committee of the Fourth International, a public faction led by James Cannon's Socialist Workers Party that had withdrawn from the FI in 1953. The regroupment formed the United Secretariat of the Fourth International (USFI or "USec"). Until his death in 1995, Mandel remained the most prominent leader and theoretician of both the USFI and of its Belgian section, the Revolutionary Communist League (Belgium).
Until the publication of his massive book Marxist Economic Theory in French in 1962, Mandel's Marxist articles were written mainly under a variety of pseudonyms and his activities as Fourth Internationalist were little known outside the left. After publishing Marxist Economic Theory, Mandel travelled to Cuba and worked closely with Che Guevara on economic planning, after Guevara (who was fluent in French) had read the new book and encouraged Mandel’s interventions.
He resumed his university studies and graduated from what is now the École Pratique des Hautes Études in Paris in 1967. Only from 1968 did Mandel become well known as a public figure and Marxist politician, touring student campuses in Europe and America giving talks on socialism, imperialism and revolution.
Although officially barred from West Germany (and several other countries at various times, including the United States, France, Switzerland, and Australia), he gained a PhD from the Free University of Berlin in 1972 (where he taught some months), published as Late Capitalism, and he subsequently gained a lecturer position at the Free University of Brussels. In 1978 he delivered the Alfred Marshall Lectures at the University of Cambridge, on the topic of the long waves of capitalist development.
Mandel campaigned on behalf of numerous dissident left-wing intellectuals suffering political repression, championed the cancellation of the third world debt, and in the Mikhail Gorbachev era spearheaded a petition for the rehabilitation of the accused in the Moscow Trials of 1936-38. As a man in his 70s, he travelled to Russia to defend his vision of a free and democratic socialism.
Writings
In total, he published approximately 2,000 articles and around 30 books during his life in German, Dutch, French, English and other languages, which were in turn translated into many more languages. In addition, he also edited or contributed to many books, maintained a voluminous correspondence, and went on speaking engagements worldwide. He considered it his mission to transmit the heritage of classical Marxist thought, deformed by the experience of Stalinism and the Cold War, to a new generation. And to a large extent he did influence a generation of scholars and activists in their understanding of important Marxist concepts. In his writings, perhaps most striking is the tension between creative independent thinking and the desire for a strict adherence to Marxist doctrinal orthodoxy. Due to his commitment to socialist democracy, he has even been characterised as "Luxemburgist".
Legacy
He is probably remembered most of all for being a tireless rationalist populariser of basic Marxist ideas, for his books on Late Capitalism and Long-Wave theory, and for his moral-intellectual leadership in the Trotskyist movement. His critics however claim that he was 'too soft on Stalinism', eclectic and unsystematic in his economic theorizing, an over-optimistic politician, a supporter of reforms within capitalism, or simply that he wrote more than he could do well.A satirical novel featuring among others Ernest Mandel (in the guise of the encyclopedic, computer-brained genius Ezra Einstein) is Tariq Ali's Redemption (Chatto & Windus 1990 (ISBN 0-7011-3394-5), Picador, 1991).
Mandel was co-founder, with Livio Maitan, of the International Institute for Research and Education, which was selected as the home of the Ernest Mandel Study Centre after this death. Working together with the Ernest Mandel Foundation, the IIRE plays a key role in expanding the circulation of Mandel's works.
Bibliography
Selected Bibliography
Books he (co-)edited
Biography
References
See also
External links
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