Depoliticisisng economics

[Charles Brown <cbrown@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Julio Huato:
If socialism can only be envisioned as an, at times gradual and at
times in-leaps-and-bounds, transformation starting very irregularly
from the insides of a capitalist society as we change our minds,
behavior, and political and economic institutions, armed with whatever
resource history has made available to us, then -- similarly -- the
evolution of a new collective worldview consistent with overthrowing
capitalism and building socialism won't result, by and large, from
merely ignoring or pre-rationally decreeing the irrelevance of
bourgeois thought, but by radically transforming it, by engaging it,
by critiquing it -- in the sense of, both, appropriating its rational
aspects and exposing the ideological coverup.

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CB: What are some of the key aspects of current bourgeois economic thought
that can contribute to persuading the vast majority of people to want to
change society from capitalist organzation to socialist organization ?