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Participatory Society
The latest content presenting theory, vision & strategy for a Participatory Society or parsoc. Parsoc is a proposed alternative to capitalist, racist, sexist, authoritarian, classist, nationalist & ecologically destructive social organization. Participatory Society / parsoc pursues alternatives that seek to elevate and reproduce self-management, equity, solidarity, diversity, & sustainability across all spheres of life. Participatory Society / parsoc reimagines the organization of existing institutions.
On Jan. 20, 2009, the United States of America inaugurated its first Black president, Barack Obama. In November, the U.S. may elect its…
Imagine we were to assemble in one massive stadium everyone who favors changing societies to attain political, economic, and social justice for…
Consider the potential of certain progressives winning high office in the U.S. Beyond their being much better than who they defeat, would…
Introduction 1) Discourses on practices of grassroots democracy often focus on modes of popular participation centered on institutional avenues such as elections…
I participated in publishing a Russian translation of Practical Utopia by Michael Albert to GitHub at this link: https://parecon.github.io/practical-utopia/ru. Anyone who gets authorised to the…
Participatory economy promises classless post capitalist production, consumption, and allocation. Participatory economy promises solidarity, diversity, equity, self-management, sustainability, participation, and internationalism. Participatory…
There may be one thing in the world that most of humanity agrees on. When considering the state of present-day institutions of…
How do we protect our natural world and transition to net-zero carbon, and at the same time, transition to a more just post-capitalist society?
Screenplay for Next American Revolution
Chapter 24 of RPS/2044
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