Examples of using External constraint in English and their translations into Greek
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An external constraint exists when the system can produce more than the market will bear.
This is the way this movement produced class belonging as an external constraint, but in this way only.
Class belonging as external constraint is then in itself a content, that is to say, a practice.
The production of rifts is the production of class belonging as an external constraint within the class struggle.
Conditioning replaces external constraint with internal compulsions on both essence and substance.
Whereas the work ethic is born within the subject,debt begins as an external constraint but soon worms its way inside.
Class belonging as an external constraint is a situation, an upsurge within class struggle, in which the particular and the demand are present and play their role.
In the case of South America,the commodity boom created conditions for growth without hitting the external constraint.
The delineation of a new limit(the police,class belonging as an external constraint) leads to a new formation that we are attempting to approach by the notion of“riots”.
These measures are the very reality of the production, in the struggle against capital,of the class belonging as external constraint.
The form of the new limit(the police,class belonging as an external constraint) produces, as a transitional stage, a particular form of struggles that we try to approach with the use of the term‘riot'.
The wage demand is now becoming the privileged site on which the production of class belonging as external constraint can be prefigured.
Class belonging as an external constraint is the structure of the contradiction in which acting as a class is the very limit of the proletariat's activity, which is now what is at stake in the class struggle.
While all the usual minorities still function as attractive lightning rods for internal discontents,there is an external constraint.
But once the external constraint is ditched, the modern right has this unresolved dilemma: the levels of economic freedom it wants always produce levels of discontent that require political freedom to be curtailed.
Because there is no link in the European Union between taxation, representation and expenditure,so there is no external constraint from the taxpayers.
From this point of view,the production of class belonging as an external constraint was more a sort of schizophrenia than something genuinely produced in the course of struggle, more a sociological phenomenon than something at stake in the struggle.
This means that this central intrinsic limit of the given period of struggle is increasingly forced to manifest itself as an external constraint on proletarians, at least in China's manufacturing regions.
And yet several generations of Italian political leaders have cited“external constraint,” rather than domestic necessity, when pushing through the structural reforms required for euro membership- thereby reinforcing the sense that reforms have been imposed on Italy.
Many Marxists have espoused something similar to Schumpeter's conception of cyclical growth,to which they merely add the resistance of workers(or perhaps the limits of ecology) as an external constraint.
But this rupture is signalled in the daily course of the class struggle each timethat class belonging appears, within these struggles, as an external constraint which is objectified in capital, in the very course of the proletariat's activity as a class.
In Greece it was in this configuration and in the ambiguity that it contained that, for the proletarians in struggle, their class belonging, i.e. their own definition as a class in their relation to capital,was produced as, and appeared as, an external constraint.
The rift between practices of different struggles and between practices within every specific struggle produces, in our cycle of struggles,class belonging as an external constraint, and the culmination of this cycle of struggle(for us as a rupture with class belonging itself, the revolution as communisation).
This has in a way been expressed in scattered factory occupations over redundancies and compensations in Europe during the last few years, which as such are a flight from the workplace,from the worker's condition(itself a moment of the production of class belonging as an external constraint).
The rift between practices which appear in different struggles and between practices within a specific struggle produces, in our cycle of struggle,both class belonging as an external constraint and the overcoming of this cycle of struggles(from our point of view this is produced as an abolition of class belonging, as a communising revolution).
It is for TC exactly this defeat that creates a new configuration of the class relation in which the existence of the class is no longer experienced as a positivity to affirm but as an external constraint in the form of capital.
As an external constraint, it becomes embodied not only by the police(as elsewhere), but also by the individual's very surroundings in the constructed environment-the new infrastructure constructed by the stimulus, the new urban doomscapes being inaugurated in the western interior, or the purposefully designed factory cities.
It is the content of the revolution to come that struggles announce- in this cycle of struggles- each time that the very fact of acting as a class appears as an external constraint, a limit to overcome.
It also within the relation between the capitalist class andits State that the declaration that class belonging is an external constraint is found; which is to say this relation comprises situations where there is created a distancing between demand-based practices, a distancing where within the demand-based practice the agent who makes the demands is called into question because this agent only exists because of the class he sees before him.
Just as most popular technological innovations, Facebook- to put it in Durkheimian terms- amongst other things also functions as a‘social fact',which means that it is‘capable of exerting an external constraint over the individual,' and just like mobile phones, efficiently enforces its own usage.