[Iyf-ct] Z Communications' "Reimagining Society" project
pvh at webbedfeet.co.za
pvh at webbedfeet.co.za
Tue Jul 21 00:55:06 PDT 2009
And how to calculate contribution? My problem with Albert is the problem I
have with all "utopian socialism" - its a schema on paper just waiting to
be implemented. I've been reading through essays, though, and there's all
sorts of different ideas out there, reflecting the fact that we face
multiple sources (mechanisms, levels, not sure what to call 'em exactly)
of oppression and exploitation.
Having said that, I just discovered this morning that someone in another
city who I barely know has decided that I'm politically a problem.
Solidarity, never? *sigh*
Peter
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> Thanks Peter,
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> Looks interesting, but I couldn't open any of the esays. Albert generally
> has interesting ideas but the biggest problem I have with his proposals is
> that he argues that people should be rewarded (in teh new economy)
> according to their contribution not need. This goes against the
> traditional Anarchist position and to my mind would not ultimately address
> the fundamental inequalities in society - just thought I'd put that out
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> Looking ofrward to seeing everyone on Saturday
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> Comradely
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> Mandy
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>> Date: Mon, 20 Jul 2009 15:49:07 +0200
>> From: pvh at webbedfeet.co.za
>> To: iyf-ct at lists.resist.ca
>> Subject: [Iyf-ct] Z Communications' "Reimagining Society" project
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>> I'm leery of 'intellectual heavy' projects, but I was just looking at Z
>> Communications "Reimagining Society" webpage. Basically, Z
>> Communications
>> is the WWW presence of Z Magazine, which itself is a "left" ideas
>> magazine
>> / project co-ordinated by Michael Albert (of "Participation Economics"
>> fame). So Z has approached 350 people across the globe for their ideas
>> of
>> alternatives. Its a mixed bag of stuff - there are so many ideas out
>> there, its hard to keep it all straight - but feel free to go read:
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>> http://www.zmag.org/zparecon/reimaginingsociety.htm
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>> Peter
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