We simply canāt afford the rich if we want to flourish and the environment not to be devastated
Can we forge a shared vision, a shared sense of and broad approach to strategy, a shared identity of struggle for short and long term aims?
I want the long march through the institutions, from my point of view, to begin with the business schools. They seem to be really important places for articulating the possibilities of what a new politics and new economy might look like
While work is pretty much unavoidable, it does not have to be the way we know it to be
Source: Collective 20 The anarchists are not so naĆÆve as to dream that all the remnants of the State would disappear overnight,…
From Defensive Traits to Participatory Ego States
On the left we therefore shouldnāt passively hope against hope that public officials will serve humane priorities. We should grow our organized, informed, activist power to force the outcomes we desire
What did we learn from the Iraq War Logs?
If we want a different world, one that respects people and all life on earth, we should not despair.Ā We have the solutions and a movement-wide boycott could serve as an important vehicle for implementing those solutions
Is there a way to attain solidarity with a diversity of unity and autonomy without undercutting what exists and without submerging each current facet of the left into a weakened compromised stance?
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