Vision and praxis: A manifesto of non-state and non-market socialism - Jim Davis

Two texts which outline the basis of a non-state and non-market socialism. Extremely councilist in its orientation, though it covers issues that the historical councilist theorist would have had little or no interest.

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Vision and Praxis.pdf (204.94 KB)

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