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1 Description. 2 Contents. 2.1 ToC. 2.1.1 PART ONE. 2.1.1.1 1 LIBERATION PHILOSOPHY FROM THE PRAXIS OF THE OPPRESSED. 2.1.1.2 2 THE REASON OF THE OTHER: "INTERPELLATION" AS SPEECH-ACT. 2.1.1.3 3 TOWARD A NORTH-SOUTH DIALOGUE. 2.1.1.4 4 FROM THE SKEPTIC TO THE CYNIC. 2.1.1.5 5 HERMENEUTICS AND LlBERATION.
This paper is a preliminary exploration of the potential linkages between commons and cooperatives through a discussion of the worker cooperative as one example of a labour commons. We view the worker coop as a response at once antagonistic and accommodative to capitalism.
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- Course on Re-Localization
Summary by Jose Ramos: Localisation or re-localisation has become a powerful current of thought in the debate around alternatives to economic globalisation. Recent proponents of localisation include the International Forum on Globalisation (IFG) who, over the past 20 years, has published various texts in, and brought together dozens of leading thin...
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The P2P perspective broadly agrees with the historical necessity for re-localisation, as a necessary corrective to the pathologies of capitalist globalization. Amongst those are the ecological devastation and waste through global transportation systems, the destruction of local diversity, the uprooting of the achievements of more local sovereignities and the like. Localisation is a valid critique of important aspects of the capitalist system. However, the big danger of the perspective is a ro...
Jose Ramos
I agree with your analysis above. Relocalization can only be possible if the global forces and structures which disable it or challenge, and the global forces and structures that enable it are strengthened. I also like the very clear articulation of where global sharing in science technology and culture is necessary structural counter synergy to a vibrant localization process. Where I am unclear is to what extent you accept some of the key assumptions within localization in regards to our fut...
"Biophysical limits and the effect of having disrupted ecosystems mean that we soon will consume far fewer resources and live much more simply. But rather than being dismal, this prospect contains embedded benefits. If done carefully, we can transition to a locally grounded, intrinsically satisfying life. - Raymond De Young" A SYLLABUS is available...
• As of August 2016, there were 76 taxis in the co-op, with a total of 182 cooperative members. • These drivers now enjoy better working conditions, as they are able to work only five days a week, instead of the industry standard of six."
Discussion Jennifer Gidley: "Wilber (1996) summarizes his temporics as follows. There are different structures, or different types, of time that exfoliate from the Timeless. In ascending, expanding, and evolving order, corresponding with the levels of the Great Chain
2023年5月3日 · 1 Description. 2 Discussion. 2.1 The Scale Factor in Maintaining Reverse Dominance. 2.2 Reverse Dominance and the Female Cosmetic Coalition Model. 2.3 Data on collective action against 'aggressive men', by a coalition of men in indigenous societies. 2.4 Reverse Dominance Hierarchy and State Formation. 3 More Information. Description.
1.1.1 CHAPTER 1: THE LANGUAGE OF ARCHETYPES. 1.1.2 CHAPTER 2: THE CASE OF THE MISSING ARCHETYPE. 1.1.3 CHAPTER 3: THE ARCHETYPAL HUMAN. 1.2 PART TWO: EXPLORING MONEY SYSTEMS WITH ARCHETYPES. 1.2.1 CHAPTER 4: EXPLORING BOOMS AND BUSTS WITH THE MAGICIAN. 1.2.2 CHAPTER 5: CASE STUDY OF THE CENTRAL MIDDLE AGES. 1.2.3 CHAPTER 6: CASE STUDY OF EGYPT.
