Werner Bonefeld

Britain and the politics of the European exchange rate mechanism 1990-1992

Author: Bonefeld, Werner; Burnham, Peter Source: Capital & Class n60 (Autumn 1996): 5-38

The Permanance of Primitive Accumulation: Commodity Fetishism and Social Constitution
Werner Bonefeld
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Social Constitution and the Form of the Capitalist State
WERNER BONEFELD

The Politics of Debt:
Social Discipline and Control [1]

Werner Bonefeld

in: Common Sense No. 17, June 1995
I. Introduction

The Politics of Globalisation: Ideology and Critique

Werner Bonefeld

Introduction

What is to be Done

Werner Bonefeld

Class and Subsidiarity: On European Monetary Union

Werner Bonefeld

Preamble

The following four quotations focus the essay's argument. The Preamble concludes with a fairly conventional observation on EMU by way of summary.

Uncertainty and Social Autonomy (alternate translation)

Werner Bonefeld

I

Amid the resurgence of anti-capitalist movements across the globe, the centenary of Lenin's What is to be Done? in 2002 has largely gone unnoticed. Leninism has fallen on hard times - and rightly so. It leaves a bitter taste of a revolution which heroic struggle turned into a nightmare. The indifference to Leninism is understandable.

Social Form, Critique and Human Dignity

Werner Bonefeld

I Kant's definition of the Enlightenment as humanity's exodus from self-imposed immaturity still possesses subversive cunning. Not only does he speak about self-imposed immaturity, that is Man made immaturity, he also espouses the human being as a subject that possesses the ability to leave behind the perverted world it itself has created.(1)