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- noun
Participatory economics .
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These include Michael Albert (Chomskyite proponent of participatory economics - "parecon"), Ashanti Alston (black power anarchist), Hakim Bey (lifestyle anarchist),
Attack the System 2009
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These include Michael Albert (Chomskyite proponent of participatory economics - "parecon"), Ashanti Alston (black power anarchist), Hakim Bey (lifestyle anarchist),
Attack the System 2009
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These include Michael Albert (Chomskyite proponent of participatory economics - "parecon"), Ashanti Alston (black power anarchist), Hakim Bey (lifestyle anarchist),
Attack the System 2009
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"parecon", and quite similar to both the Zapatista movement's popular assemblies, as well as the workers 'councils used by the anarcho-syndicalists during the Spanish Civil War in the
Anarkismo.net Alex Bradshaw 2010
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Michael Albert developed a detailed approach to mass-based planning that he calls participatory economics, or "parecon," and one of us (Fletcher, in his book
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Z Magazine founder Michael Albert developed a detailed approach to mass-based planning that he calls participatory economics, or "parecon," and one of us (Fletcher, in his book
Extra! Extra! 2009
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Michael Albert developed a detailed approach to mass-based planning that he calls participatory economics, or "parecon," and one of us (Fletcher, in his book
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However, the real value of Real Utopia, and of parecon, comes from a rather sharper challenge.
Warren Ellis 2009
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Furthermore, it's dead easy to imagine some "participative economics" leftie parecon postsexist unclassified utopiated household thriving under Red Tory Post-Office microcapitalism.
Warren Ellis 2009
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My advice to someone new to parecon would be to first turn to the brief chapters dealing with experience of parecon enterprises, such as Jessica Azulay's essay on The NewStandard, a trail-blazing radical online hard news paper that lit up the U.S. scene for four years.
Warren Ellis 2009
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