New Vision/Strategy

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  Albert: To Participate or Not To Participate

  Because Trump winning would literally threaten civilization, and because Sanders winning would not only stop Trump but take us a good distance in good directions, this election is the most important in my lifetime and perhaps ever - and thus worth serious participation
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  Albert: An Open Letter to DSA

  Dear DSA, Your priority attention to all sides of life...
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  Albert: The Twenty Percent Problem

  Interview on movements, and the problem of the smarmy professional class
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  Lakey: Vision is finally on the rise in U.S. politics

  From grassroots movements to presidential hopefuls, the importance of creating visionary plans for change is no longer being ignored
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  Albert: Socialism: Ecology or Nothing

  This is the twentieth and last essay in a multipart series addressing the surge in interest in and support for socialism, what the surge means, what it seeks or will seek, where it might extend, and how it might unfold
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  Albert: Socialism or Participatory Society

  This is the nineteenth essay in a multipart series addressing the surge in interest in and support for socialism, what the surge means, what it seeks or will seek, where it might extend, and how it might unfold
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  Albert: Socialism: Kinship

   [This is the eighteenth essay in a multipart series addressing...
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  Albert: Socialism: Community and Culture

  This is the seventeenth essay in a multipart series addressing the surge in interest in and support for socialism, what the surge means, what it seeks or will seek, where it might extend, and how it might unfold
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  Albert: Socialism: The Polity

  This is the sixteenth essay in a multipart series addressing the surge in interest in and support for socialism, what the surge means, what it seeks or will seek, where it might extend, and how it might unfold
• Pigott: Extinction Rebellion’s “regenerative culture”

  Behind the eye-catching arrest tactics, XR’s culture of conversation, care, crew and eschewing celebrity could be just as transformative
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  Albert: Socialism: Some Strategic Implications

  This is the fifteenth essay in a multipart series addressing the surge in interest in and support for socialism, what the surge means, what it seeks or will seek, where it might extend, and how it might unfold
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  Albert: Judging Participatory Socialism

  This is the fourteenth (and longest) essay in a multipart series addressing the surge in interest in and support for socialism, what the surge means, what it seeks or will seek, where it might extend, and how it might unfold
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  Albert: Socialism: Disputing Participatory Planning

  This is the Thirteenth essay in a multipart series addressing the surge in interest in and support for Socialism, what the surge means, what it seeks or will seek, where it might extend, and how it might unfold
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  Ehrenreich: Ehrenreich Interviews Albert on Parecon

  Fifteen years ago Barbara Ehrenreich interviewed Michael Albert about participatory economics. The exchange largely addressed matters of allocation, participatory planning versus markets, so we rerun it to accompany the series of essays on socialism now appearing on ZNet
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  Albert: Querying Young Chomsky

  Eight years ago Michael Albert wrote an essay addressing the anarchist views of Noam Chomsky
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  Albert: Socialism: Participatory Planning

  This is the twelfth essay in a multipart series addressing the surge in interest in and support for Socialism
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  Albert: Socialism: Markets, Central Plans, or what?

  This is the eleventh essay in a multipart series addressing the surge in interest in and support for Socialism
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  Albert: Socialism: Class Rule or Classlessness?

  This is the tenth essay in a multipart series addressing the surge in interest in and support for Socialism
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  Kolahi: Principles vs. Strategies

  Discussing, debating or even disagreeing about strategy is healthy. But doing so respectfully, separate from personal attacks on others’ principles or intentions will help the long-term sustainability of winning meaningful change
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  Albert: Socialism: Disputing Balanced Jobs

  This is the ninth essay in a multipart series addressing the surge in interest in and support for Socialism
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  Albert: Socialism: Who Does What?

  [This is the eighth essay in a multipart series addressing...
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  Albert: Socialism: Who Decides What?

  This is the seventh in a multipart series addressing the surge in interest in and support for Socialism
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  Albert: Socialism: The Property Problem

  This is the sixth in a multipart series addressing the surge in interest in and support for Socialism
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  Albert: Socialism: Disputing Pie Slices

  Our real question should be is there a whole good society, a whole socialism if you will, that our equitable income can be a workable and effective part of?
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  Albert: Socialism: Dividing Society’s Pie

  A worthy economic vision should give income for how long one works, for how hard one works, and for the onerousness of the conditions under which one works, as long as one is producing something that is socially valued
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  Albert: Socialism: Ethically Judging Current Societies

  This is the third in a multipart series addressing the surge in interest in and support for Socialism
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  Albert: Socialism: Ethical Foundations

  This is the second in a multipart series addressing the surge in interest in and support for Socialism
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  Albert: Socialism: New Direction?

  This is the first in a multipart series addressing the surge in interest in and support for Socialism
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  Albert: Interview with Michael Albert at launch of Collaboration for Change

  You could lose, lose, lose and completely lose. But if you learn from what’s happening and you take lessons, then potentially the pattern of seeming losses prepares you to win
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  Lakey: Midterms show way to victory is through vision, not reactivity

  Even more people would support us if we activists organized more direct action campaigns led with vision. The very process of envisioning calls us to a bigger picture than we might otherwise have