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Znet Article Albert: Debate Conclusion

Znet Article, March, 26 2004 Michael Albert
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Debate Conclusion

Znet Article Monbiot: Monbiot Reply to Albert 3

Znet Article, March, 25 2004 George Monbiot
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Monbiot Reply to Albert 3

Blog Post Albert: Canadian Parecon Advocacy Group

Blog Post, March, 10 2004 Michael Albert
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I recently received the following message to the ZNet forum system from Matt Grinder who is a physics student at, I think, the University of British Colombia in Canada. He writes: “A presentation on Participatory Economics we (the vancouver paer...

Blog Post Albert: Korean Parecon

Blog Post, March, 10 2004 Michael Albert
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Yesterday I received in the mail the Korean edition of the book Parecon: Life After Capitalism. It is very elegant looking, but of course I couldn't read a word. If there is anyone out there from Korea who gets a copy of the book and reads through...

Blog Post Albert: Advocating Parecon: An Organization

Blog Post, March, 10 2004 Michael Albert
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What about creating an organization of pareconists, so to speak? I don't know whether this would be positive if it were it to grow to considerable size, nor even whether it would grow at all, for that matter. So this is an idea that pounds away in...

Blog Post Albert: Introducing Parecon

Blog Post, March, 10 2004 Michael Albert
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It has quickly become clear that this blog needs some introduction to participatory economics...as well as including an accumulating array of posts that more or less presume at least modest familiarity. The following essay was written as the firs...

Blog Post Albert: Advocating Parecon: Promotion

Blog Post, March, 10 2004 Michael Albert
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One possible topic for a parecon blog is how to best advocate participatory economics and what experiences we have and lessons we learn in doing so. My own efforts at advocating parecon have been only modestly successful. They involve ... My own...

Znet Article Albert: Poland Watch Parecon Interview

Znet Article, March, 05 2004 Michael Albert
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> 1) Effects of this what is now called 'globalisation' but should be rather called 'investors rights agreements' are very visible in Poland. For example, a few days ago the decision was made that Hundai will build new plants in Slovakia, not i...

Commentary Albert: TINA!? And Getting There

Commentary, January, 30 2004 Michael Albert
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We all know lots of people who think Òthere is no alternativeÓ (TINA) to capitalism. And we all know that on the left it is now de rigour to emphasize the slogan Òanother world is possible.Ó Neither stance is an argument, however.

Znet Article Albert: Reply to Steps Related Comments on Infohop

Znet Article, January, 10 2004 Michael Albert
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Reply to Steps Related Comments on Infohop

Znet Article Albert: Albert Rejoinder to Monbiot 2

Znet Article, December, 28 2003 Michael Albert
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George… About your first point: A parecon is workers' and consumers' councils inside a country. Having a parecon would remove class differences, make incomes equitable, eliminate economic alienation, deliver economic self-management, atte...

Znet Article Monbiot: Reply to Albert 2

Znet Article, December, 27 2003 George Monbiot
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Dear Michael, It seems to me that in responding to my questions, you have restated your wishes, but have failed to demonstrate how those wishes might be fulfilled. You claim, for example, that people will "modify [their] requests" for goods an...

Znet Article Callinicos: Closing Statement

Znet Article, December, 25 2003 Alex Callinicos
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Dear Michael, 1. Summing Up: I suppose one function of these closing statements is to  establish whether we seem closer or further away at the end of these exchanges than we were at the beginning. In some respects, I feel vindicated in ...

Znet Article Callinicos: Closing Statement

Znet Article, December, 25 2003 Alex Callinicos
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Dear Michael, 1. Summing Up: I suppose one function of these closing statements is to  establish whether we seem closer or further away at the end of these exchanges than we were at the beginning. In some respects, I feel vindicated in ...

Znet Article Callinicos: Closing Statement

Znet Article, December, 25 2003 Alex Callinicos
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Closing Statement

Znet Article Albert: Albert Reply to Monbiot 2

Znet Article, December, 23 2003 Michael Albert
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George,   I think we have in many respects similar international aims. Our differences have mostly to do with our methods and what other goals we seek.   I think you (at least for the moment) assume that markets, private ownership, ...

Znet Article Monbiot: Monbiot Rejoinder 1

Znet Article, December, 22 2003 George Monbiot
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Dear Michael, Many thanks for these questions and criticisms, and for the incomparable forum that Znet provides. I'm grateful to have the chance to discuss these ideas with you. Let me start with the most difficult area first, the Internationa...

Znet Article Callinicos: Callincos Reply to Albert 3

Znet Article, December, 22 2003 Alex Callinicos
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Dear Michael, 1. Distributive Justice: You ask on what grounds I can reject the assertion that 'it is fine for society to have some people earning $30,000 a year and other people earning $400,000 if each had the same opportunity to get the h...

Znet Article Albert: Albert Refoinder 1

Znet Article, December, 20 2003 Michael Albert
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George, Your first question: "But what if [some] people affected by [its] decisions are not members of [that] community?" Suppose I am thinking about my consumption. I decide on some of this, some of that, up to my expected budget. If all my st...

Znet Article Monbiot: Monbiot Reply to Albert 1

Znet Article, December, 19 2003 George Monbiot
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Dear Michael, I would like to start by thanking you for the opportunity to debate these matters. One of the developments which makes me most optimistic is that the question our movement is now asking most often is no longer what?, or why?, but h...

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