PLANNING, MARKET AND OWNERSHIP IN A SOCIALIST AGENDA

This paper proposes some ideas for a socialist agenda today. In doing so, it works in two directions. On the one hand, it criticises state planning of the economy with regard to centralisation, markets and forms of property; and, on the other hand, it outlines some proposals for the democra-tic organisation of the economy that include, alongside decommodified spaces, politically constituted markets. Both criticism and proposals are based on the observation that state planning originates in the assumption of the assumptions of the war economy of World War I and its consecration as a model by Stalinism.