Die Rolle der Orthopraxis in der Entwicklung post-utopischer Kibbuz-Modelle
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Dieser Artikel untersucht den Kibbuz Samar als ein seltenes Beispiel einer post-utopischen, egalitären Gemeinschaft, die zentrale Prinzipien des demokratischen Kibbuz-Sozialismus bewahrt und anarchistisch inspirierte Selbstorganisationspraktiken integriert. Basierend auf ethnografischer Feldforschung stellt er das Konzept der Orthopraxis – eine praxisorientierte Alternative zur ideologischen Orthodoxie – und zeigt, wie Samar hegemoniale neoliberale Logiken sowie bürokratischen Realismus unterläuft. Trotz wachsender interner Spannungen und externer Transformationsdrucke bleibt Samar ein Ort kollektiver Aushandlung, flexibler Kooperation und solidarischen Wirtschaftens – als gelebtes Gegenmodell zur kapitalistischen Realität.
Schlagwörter: Post-Utopie, Kibbuz-Sozialismus, Orthopraxis, Anarchistische Praxis, Kollektive Selbstverwaltung, intentionale Gemeinschaft
Bibliographie: Becskey, Merlin: Die Rolle der Orthopraxis in der Entwicklung post-utopischer Kibbuz-Modelle, PERIPHERIE – Politik • Ökonomie • Kultur, Nr. 177-178 (1-2025), S. 66-83.
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