The Israeli kibbutz: From utopia to dystopia - Uri Zilbersheid
Despite their racism the kibbutzim did transform daily life. As Uri Zilbersheid says: private property and exploitation were apparently abolished; organizational aspects analogous to the state were also abolished; and labor was partially turned into non-instrumental activity. But, in the mid-1990s the kibbutzim began to dismantle their utopian society and to adopt a partially capitalist way of life. This article describes what happened.
The Abolition of Labour in Marx's Teachings - Uri Zilbersheid
Uri Zilbersheid on Marx's little-discussed ideas on the abolition of labour.
