582 KB49 KB196520252019Vodovnik, Žigaštevilka:1letnik:56str. 288-304, 316ISSN:0040-3598COBISSID_HOST:36100189URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-SV085WX7slVisoka šola za politične vedeTeorija in praksaAnarchismAnarhizemDemocracyDemokracijaNew social movementNova družbena gibanjapraxisSamoupravljanjeSelf-management by employeesListen, Marxist!| o pozabljeni preteklosti samoupravljanja in o sodobnih orgazmih zgodovine|In this article, we argue that self-management should not be understood as simply an economic project, but as a political form based on the transformation of the core principles of modern capitalist societies. We build on the supposition that self-management does not imply the economic, but primarily the political recomposition of society and that it is therefore necessary to draw attention to economic reductionism in discussions on selfmanagement. The purpose of this article is three-fold: first, we recuperate the original meaning of self-management, its forgotten, anarchist (pre)history. Here we elaborate on anarchist theory of organisation that has dynamised the idea/practice of self-management throughout history. Second, we analyse Yugoslav self-management through categories and the concepts of praxis of philosophy that leads us to conclude that the Yugoslav self-management model was above all a non-political form that remains within the liberal democratic theory framework. Finally, we explore the global massassembly movement Occupy where we consider the recent academic attention paid to the notion of non-state spaces. We analyse the encampments and occupied squares as self-managed exilic spaces in which protesters (in) voluntarily escaped from both state regulation and capitalist accumulationV članku trdimo, da samoupravljanja ne gre razumeti zgolj kot ekonomski projekt, pač pa prej kot politično formo, ki temelji na predrugačenju temeljnih izhodišč modernih kapitalističnih družb. Izhajamo iz teze, da samoupravljanje ne implicira ekonomske, temveč in predvsem politično rekompozicijo družbe, zato je v obravnavah samoupravljanja treba opozoriti na ekonomski redukcionizem. V članku zasledujemo tri cilje: v prvem delu ekspliciramo anarhistično teorijo organiziranja, ki je skozi celotno zgodovino dinamizirala idejo/prakso samoupravljanja. V drugem delu analiziramo jugoslovanski model samoupravljanja skozi kategorije in koncepte praxis filozofije oz. filozofije prakse in ugotavljamo, da je bila jugoslovanska modaliteta samoupravljanja nepolitična forma, ki je ostajala v okvirih liberalne demokratične teorije. V zadnjem delu članka obravnavamo globalno iniciativo Okupiraj (Occupy), pri čemer šotorišča, okupirane trge in ulice analiziramo kot samoupravne prebežniške prostore, v katerih so protestniki (ne)prostovoljno ubežali državni regulaciji in kapitalistični akumulacijiTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaUniverza v Ljubljani, Fakulteta za družbene vede