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Albert: Critique Without Comprehension
Znet Article, February, 24 2006
Michael Albert
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For The review this essay replies to Please see Schweickart: Nonsense On Stilts Parecon Phe...
Schweickart: Nonsense on Stilts
Znet Article, February, 24 2006
David Schweickart
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Nonsense on Stilts
Albert: Olympic Parecon
Commentary, February, 19 2006
Michael Albert
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Is anyone else bemused by the media's coverage of America's purported sports stars of the Winter Olympics? Parents tell kids, over and over, it isn't whether you win or lose, but how you play the game that matters. Don't glorify victory. Don't dem...
Albert: Realize Some Hope
Commentary, February, 11 2006
Michael Albert
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Dear Fellow ZNet Sustainer,
Albert: Campus Concerns
Znet Article, February, 11 2006
Michael Albert
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Editors: What can we learn from movements on college campuses in the past? Albert: It is a very large question that can't be answered in anything but very broad strokes in a short interview. That said, I think we can learn quite a lot about organ...
Albert: Realizing Hope
Znet Article, February, 05 2006
Michael Albert
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1. Can you tell ZNet, please, what your new book, Realizing Hope: Life Beyond Capitalism, is about? What is it trying to communicate? Margartet Thatcher and every bully with a bomb shouts "TINA: There is No Alternative." Realizing Hope shouts b...
Albert: Introduction to Realizing Hope
Znet Article, February, 01 2006
Michael Albert
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The stupendously influential and celebrated British economist John Maynard Keynes wrote, “[Capitalism] is not a success. It is not intelligent, it is not beautiful, it is not just, it is not virtuous - and it doesn't deliver the goods. In ...
Albert: Anti Capitalist Strategy
Znet Article, January, 26 2006
Michael Albert
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A viable and desirable strategy for transcending capitalism will certainly include leaving capitalism behind. Capitalism is despicable. It will also include, however, attaining something worthwhile in capitalism's place. What we win must be de...
Author: The Urgency of Parecon
Commentary, January, 04 2006
Guest Author
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I need not recite the Parecon (participatory economics) analysis; Znet readers can simply click on the links to the left for abundant references. But to make the point generally, what is important in my view is that Parecon provides the growing nu...
Stallman: Free Software as a Social Movement
Znet Article, December, 18 2005
Richard Stallman
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NOTE: ZNet has begun to explore the possibility of converting to free software. If you would like to help in this effort, please go to the Free ZNet Project forums, register, and introduce yourself. Richard Stallman is one of the founders of the ...
Spannos: The Third Wave & the Third Class
Commentary, December, 07 2005
Chris Spannos
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Since the 1999 "Battle of Seattle", we in "The North" have seen a variety of rallies, convergences, organizing and activism. The spark that caught flame in Seattle spread to alliances between Labor and the Environmental movement. The GLBT movement...
Spannos: Paths Toward an Anti-Capitalist Liberation
Znet Article, November, 11 2005
Chris Spannos
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Numerous routes have been taken in the course of seeking the good society. Ideals have been fought for, some have won and most have failed. Some have declared an end to history, the imperial order has been established, capitalism triumphant. Other...
Albert: Venezuela's Path
Znet Article, November, 06 2005
Michael Albert
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Going to Venezuela? There are beautiful waterfalls and mountains. There is rich surf, sand, and sun. But nowadays the biggest attraction is revolution. This October I spent a week in Caracas. That's not much information to work with but for what ...
Albert: Argentine Self Management
Znet Article, November, 03 2005
Michael Albert
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This October I spent a week in Buenos Aires, Argentina learning about Argentina's workers movement to recuperate factories. During the recent corporate globalization inspired economic downturns in Argentina, workers confronted disaster when their...
Albert: Parecon Interview on Leaving for Argentina
Commentary, October, 15 2005
Michael Albert
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[Press interview preparatory to arriving in Argentina for a trip there, to Venezuela, and Mexico, to learn about events unfolding throughout Latin America.]
Albert: Interview with Michael Albert
Znet Article, October, 10 2005
Michael Albert
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AttacD-AWWO: Can you say something about the process, the discussion that lead to Parecon (participatory economics) and the book that is now also appearing in German translation this fall? Michael Albert: Sure. It was a long process. It started o...
Monbiot: Protesters as Criminals
Znet Article, October, 04 2005
George Monbiot
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"We are trying to fight 21st-century crime - antisocial behaviour, drug-dealing, binge drinking, organised crime - with 19th-century methods as if we still lived in the time of Dickens". Tony Blair, 27th September 2005.(1) "Down poured the wine l...
Albert: Hannover Talk
Znet Article, September, 12 2005
Michael Albert
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Introduction First, I’d like to thank everyone here and especially the ...
Raptis: Katrina: Why?
Commentary, September, 06 2005
Nikos Raptis
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Katrina: Variation of the Greek name "Aikaterini" or "Katerina", of uncertain etymology. Possibly: "Ekaterini", meaning : "either of the two". But, which two? Can one use the word in expressions such as : "Either of the two (e.g. W. Bush and Chene...
Albert: Embark Now
Znet Article, September, 01 2005
Michael Albert
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In the U.S. summer is winding down. Soon U.S. students will trek back to school, including college. Would that I was one of them, not because it would mean I was forty years younger - though that would be a nice turn of events - but because this i...


