Description

This is a must-read restatement of the landmark work by Takis Fotopoulos "Towards an Inclusive Democracy: The Crisis of the Growth Economy and the Need for a New Liberatory Project" (Cassell/London & NY) containing updated data and representing a concise version of the original best-seller book which has been translated into several languages and has had much impact on the Libertarian, Socialist and Leftist world:

http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/fo...

The world faces a deepening Multidimensional Crisis. The common cause of this crisis lies on the concentration of economic, political and social power in the hands of various elites, which in the neoliberal modernity is mainly consisted of a transnational elite. The liberatory project of Inclusive Democracy aims at the abolition of the concentration of power in all its forms and at the equal distribution of power at all levels of human social activity, for the individual and collective autonomy.

The scope of the ID project is vast and extends to all aspects of social life, that is why Inclusive Democracy has a thorough anti-systemic analysis about the reasons of the crisis and the aggravating problems around us and proposes a transition "from below" for a comprehensive and emancipatory transformation of the social organization.

This is an August 2005 special issue of the International Journal of Inclusive Democracy:

http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/jo...
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Special Issue August 2005
http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/jo...

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