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This essay is the start of a discussion on the concept of Balanced Job Complexes. Response from Michael Albert can be found…
Mark Evans
Mark was born in 1968 in the industrial heartland of England to working class parents. He has two older sisters. Over the years He has lived in a number of cities and have had many different jobs. However, over the past 20 years he has lived in Birmingham (UK) where he works in healthcare on the nursing side of things. He has two main interests in life. They are mental health and social justice. His main interest in social justice has to do organising for a participatory society. More precisely, He is interested in helping to establish an international network of geographically based self-managed groups as a basis for a participatory society. It is this that motivated me to help set-up, in 2020, Real Utopia: Foundation for a Participatory Society. Mark is also a member of Collective 20 writers collective.
Introduction For those of us who are interested in organising for an economy that values self-management, cooperation and solidarity; a fair criteria…
Introduction This paper begins with a brief presentation of participatory economics. The presentation focuses on the class aspect of the model. It…
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The left is suffering from a crisis of identity, a crisis over the meaning of what, historically, has been its official alternative to liberalism
A Reply to David Edwards
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My Contribution to the 100th Anniversary of the Russian Revolution
I never identified myself with leftwing politics until, sometime in the 1990’s, I read Noam Chomsky, and a short time after that, his friend…
Resurrecting Occupy and Breathing Life into Shared Program by Taking it to the Streets