Saturday, August 4, 2012: 10:00 AM
Faculty of Economics, TBA
There are many analyses that seek to understand the financial crisis and their destructive impacts on the economies and societies of countries around the world. In addition to almost unanimous recognition of the role it has played the financial system, several are the Diagnostics. There are those who seek to identify the crisis with the financial market disarray showered the greed of senior executives who operate immeasurable amounts of resources in the form of roles and titles (Touraine, 2011; Krugman, 2008); some point to inefficiency of control exercised by national States on finance capital increasingly deregulated and volatilized; others, however, identify the current crisis of capitalism as one more demonstration of the viability of maintaining a balanced and harmonic system, which exposes more once its contradictions, dimensions of its own structural nature (Mészáros, 2002; Harvey, 2011). In this paper will analyze the theoretical developments and the propositions of effective action possible to overcome the crisis from the problematization of the gaps that lay on the opposite sides of the current collapse analyses of nature by some important thinkers. The goal is to show that becomes increasingly need a deepening on the structural bases that produce objective laws that (UN) ordered by the economic and social life in which we live, capturing the wires that weave the lives of individuals as well as its relations with social institutions in order to point the way to overcome this state of exception that proves increasingly deep and scary under the risk of undertaking actions sterile and uncontent processors, which in a perverse capitalist system reconstruction movement which further the vast majority of individuals.