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PRESENTATION
INTRODUCTION
PART 1: CAPITALISM AND ANTI-CAPITALISM
WHAT IS CAPITALISM?
A SOCIETY THAT DOMINATES AND EXPLOITS
A SOCIETY OF CLASSES
THE DOMINANT CLASS (OR BOURGEOISIE)
THE EXPLOITED CLASSES
CLASS STRUGGLE: THE CRISIS INHERENT TO CAPITALISM
PRIVATE PROPERTY
COMMODITY, SALARY AND MARKET
“PRIMITIVE ACCUMULATION”
A GLOBAL AND EXPANSIVE SYSTEM
NATION STATES
IMPERIALISM
ECONOMIC GLOBALISATION
INTERNAL EXPANSION
AND THE STATE?
TO GUARANTEE ACCUMULATION
TO ENSURE LEGITIMACY
THE STATE AND THE CLASS STRUGGLE
A MACHINE TO SEPARATE AND HIERARCHISE
GLOBAL SOCIETY, LIMITED RIGHTS
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE
BUT WHY DON’T WE CHANGE ALL THIS?
FALSE DEMOCRACY
IT IS NOT GOVERNMENT BY THE PEOPLE
A DICTATORSHIP OF CAPITAL
THE HEGEMONY OF THE DOMINANT CLASS
THE IDEOLOGY OF CAPITALISM
THE CULTURE OF CAPITALISM: INDIVIDUALISM
THE CULTURE OF SUCCESS, PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION
CONFORMISM AND PASSIVITY
A TOTAL SYSTEM?
PART 2: POPULAR ORGANISATION
BUT HOW?
A RELATION OF FORCES
WHY SPEAK ABOUT ORGANISATION?
WHY SPEAK ABOUT POPULAR?
CENTRE-PERIPHERY RELATIONS: RETHINKING EXPLOITED CLASSES
TO STRUGGLE AGAINST DOMINATION
THE WILL TO FIGHT
MASS MOVEMENTS OR SIMPLY “SOCIAL MOVEMENTS”
WHAT IS A SOCIAL MOVEMENT?
FORCE TO GROW AND FIGHT
AUTONOMY: A SOCIAL MOVEMENT MUST NOT BE CAPTURED
NOT EVERYONE WANTS TO CAPTURE
STATES, PARTIES, BUREAUCRATS, ETC.
WHO WANTS TO SUPPORT THE SOCIAL MOVEMENT
COMBATIVENESS: NO TO THE SOCIAL PACT
DIRECT ACTION IN OPPOSITION TO REPRESENTATIVE DEMOCRACY
IS DIRECT ACTION NECESSARILY VIOLENT?
ISN’T DIRECT ACTION OFTEN ILLEGAL?
POLITICS IS NOT FOR THE POLITICIANS
DIRECT DEMOCRACY: WHEN EVERYONE TRULY DECIDES
ETHICS: A PRINCIPLE, A WAY OF CONDUCT
THE IMPORTANCE OF RESPONSIBILITY
SOLIDARITY AND MUTUAL AID
THE STRUGGLE IS INTERNATIONALIST
A CHANGE THAT IS ALSO CULTURAL
TO BUILD A SOCIAL MOVEMENT OR JOIN ONE THAT ALREADY EXISTS?
ESTABLISH THE STRUGGLE’S OBJECTIVES (SHORT AND MEDIUM TERM)
CREATE A MORE OR LESS STRATEGIC PLAN
A PRACTICAL EXAMPLE
ASSEMBLIES AND MEETINGS
EFFICIENCY IN DECISION-MAKING
DEMOCRATIC PARTICIPATION
PRIORITIES, MODERATION AND ESCALATIONS
PERSONAL RELATIONS
COMMUNICATION AND MEDIA
LEGAL SUPPORT
A FEW PRECAUTIONS THAT SHOULD BE TAKEN
MEDIUM AND SHORT-TERM STRUGGLES
ISN’T THIS REFORMISM?
A LONG-TERM PERSPECTIVE
DOES THIS MEAN BEING REVOLUTIONARY?
DO WE WANT TO “TAKE POWER”?
PEOPLE’S POWER
THE NEW SOCIETY IT IS NECESSARY TO BUILD
A CLASSLESS SOCIETY
WITHOUT PRIVATE PROPERTY AND WITH SELF-MANAGEMENT
WITHOUT THE STATE AND WITH FEDERALISM
TRUE DEMOCRACY
FREEDOM AND EQUALITY
THE MEANS OF POPULAR ORGANISATION AND THE PEDAGOGY OF STRUGGLE
OUR “HOMEWORK”
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