I met Gorz long ago in Havana. I was a fan then, and still think his 'Strategy for Labor,' arguing for deep structural reforms, is well worth the read. But he took a different course from us and, famously, bid us all farewell.
I've recently read a Jacobin piece from 2021 on Gorz's non-reformist reformism. I'll read "Revolution and Reform" from Socialist Register 1968 shortly, and maybe also the book you refer to which is sitting there in my computer.
But anyway I plan to do another "what is to be done" post a bit down the track. My first post back in July was that sort of thing.
I met Gorz long ago in Havana. I was a fan then, and still think his 'Strategy for Labor,' arguing for deep structural reforms, is well worth the read. But he took a different course from us and, famously, bid us all farewell.
I've recently read a Jacobin piece from 2021 on Gorz's non-reformist reformism. I'll read "Revolution and Reform" from Socialist Register 1968 shortly, and maybe also the book you refer to which is sitting there in my computer.
But anyway I plan to do another "what is to be done" post a bit down the track. My first post back in July was that sort of thing.