PDF book about the economics of the Spanish libertarian collectives 1936-1939.
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| ANARCHIST ECONOMICS.pdf | 159.48 KB |
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If this is the same text previously published under the title 'Anarchist Economics: An alternative for a world in crisis.' by the ISEL/La Presa then there was a reasonably good critical review of it's 'capitalist self-management' theme in the old Subversion journal No 12.
Perhaps Steven could be pursuaded to add this to the Subversion articles in the library in the interests of a bit of contraversy!!
It would also help to link up with the still current 'I'd like a moneless system but...' thread and some others debating 'communism ' versus 'mutualism'.