These articles develop Bordiga's critique of Second International productivism in light of Marx's writings on formal and real subsumption and the global uprisings of 1968, and theory of communization by drawing on council communist and Situationist traditions.
These articles examine Bordiga's critique of Second International productivism, using Marx's ideas about formal and real subsumption and the events of 1968 as a framework. They also draw on council communist and Situationist theories to further develop this analysis.