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Hatfield, Samuel | United States
Hello there, reader. I'm a twentysomething-year-old English BA graduate from UMSL, and I first heard about Znet and all the affiliated info in Parecon: Life After Capitalism Most of the time, I feel like an intellectual island in terms of sociopolitical thought. I've tried to explain to my friends what parecon is, but they either don't listen because they don't care, or they stop listen...
Allen, Matt | United Kingdom
Activist and trade unionist for over ten years, interested specifically in workplace and community organising, employment law, debt, poverty and housing issues.
Administrator, Site | United States
The Administrators of the Site are Michael Albert and Chris Spannos...
Wetzel, Tom | United States
In Deer Hunting With Jesus Joe Bageant says "those who grow up in the lower class in America often end up class conscious for life" and so it has been with me.After leaving high school I worked as a gas station attendant for quite a few years and got let go from that job in one of the first job actions I was involved in. I gradually worked my way through college and in the early '70s ...
Evan, Evan | Canada
Member of the York University Free Press Editorial Collective http://www.yufreepress.org/
Shalom, Stephen R. | United States
Stephen R. Shalom got his Bachelor's degree from M.I.T., his Master's from Northeastern, and his Ph.D. in Political Science from Boston University. He began teaching at William Paterson University in 1977. He is the author of The United States and the Philippines: A Study of Neocolonialism (1981); Imperial Alibis: Rationalizing U.S. Intervention After the Cold War (South End Press, 1993); edito...
Help with Searching
The ZSearch facilities are powerful and extensive. They can be userd in diverse ways, all from the top Search Page. We have also, however, ueed them ourselves to provide particular focused searches. This page is an example.
In the filtering area you see that it comes with a default choice for account type. That means it is looking for Wrtiers or Sustainers, as noted. If you change the filter, for example, of course you will be searching amoung a different constituency.
You can also put in a name, or a locale to filter your find list further. You can also select a Group and see members who are Sustainers or Writers, or even from some locale, etc.
Of course the locale filter only works for people who have taken the time to enter their locale...so if you don't find many folks, it doesn't mean that they don't exist in the system. Instead, it could be they haven't entered where they are from....
So, in summary, sarch users by account type such as writer or sutainer, by first name, last name, by interest (where again, this only works for folks who entered one), group, or by location. Fill out your chosen feilds and then click the search button. Choose from among the results disaplayed or reset your search to start over.
