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Anarchist Debate of Participatory Economics

category north america / mexico | economy | debate author Saturday January 07, 2006 06:52author by NEFAC Report this post to the editors

Some have described Participatory Economics (Parecon) an anarchist economy because of its principles of Self-Management and equity, which are intended to challenge hierarchy and other authoritarian apparatus. The Northeastern Anarchist has hosted a debate among anarchists around Participatory Economics...

Some have described Participatory Economics (Parecon) an anarchist economy because of its principles of Self-Management and equity, which are intended to challenge hierarchy and other authoritarian apparatus. The Northeastern Anarchist has hosted a debate among anarchists around Participatory Economics.

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