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| | Libertarian Communism |
 | | Aside from the national federations of transport and communications there may be regional or county federations, such as hydrographical, forestry or electricity federations. |  | | The sole interpreters of the national will are the congresses and where circumstances demand they shall, temporarily, exercise such sovereignty as may be vested in them by the plebiscite decisions of the assemblies. |  | | As their struggle became more and more confident and coordinated, turning inevitably towards the abolition of their own slavery, ie of capitalism and the state, the organisational principles adopted would inevitably be those described here by the humanitarian healer and libertarian militant Issac Puente. |
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http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/Lobby/6657/clas3-libcom.html
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| | PozA - Pokret za Anarhiju - Anarhističke teme - Self-management |
 | | Committees were named and delegates appointed for each sector, acting independently from the state in full freedom. |  | | This would destroy the class-based bourgeois or democratic state. |  | | Their delegates will reflect the previously adopted decisions of the communes.’ |
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| | From primitive to libertarian communism - Ireland / Britain History of anarchism - Anarkismo |
 | | Bakunin also calls for the abolition of the "all-pervasive, regimented, centralised State", and the "internal reorganisation of each country on the basis of the absolute freedom of individuals, of the productive associations and of the communes". |  | | The majority, says Bakunin, live in slavery And "This slavery will last until capitalism is overthrown by the collective action of the workers". |  | | Engels' most important works on the subject of communism/ socialism are his 'Anti-Duhring', first published in 1878, and his 'Origin of the Family, Private Property and the State', first published in 1884. |
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| | Libertarian socialism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | The critique of states is built on the same principle opposing concentration of authority based on power, which they believe inevitably leads to abuse. |  | | Spanish anarchism is a major example of such federations in practice. |  | | Zeno distinctly opposed his vision of a free community without government to the state-utopia of Plato. |
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| | Libertarian Socialism |
 | | The Libertarian or sometimes-called "Anarcho-" capitalist movement was a reaction from the political right-wing against US president FDR's sweeping social democratic laws passed as a response to a powerful labor movement in the 1930's. |  | | Libertarian Socialism is an anti-authoritarian form of socialism and the main principles are liberty, freedom, the right for workers to fraternize and organize democratically, the absence of illegitimate authority and the resistance against force. |  | | In current society, the individual worker is separated from her or his fellow workers and not permitted to organize against his or her own exploitation... |
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| | Classical Values :: Southern Communism ain't libertarian! |
 | | The cruel "civil war" was actually fought against the little guy -- the Southern working man -- long exploited and swindled by an evil capitalist cabal of Northern slave dealers, industrialists, and usurers. |  | | Howard Dean gets it, but I am not sure the activists within his party will allow him to get away with appealing to common sense libertarianism. |  | | As was the custom of the aristocracy, he spent much of his days drinking whiskey and reading European writers, and had happened upon Marx and Engels after the War. |
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| | libertarian socialism - Anarchopedia |
 | | The US-based "Libertarian" Party, on the other hand has only existed since the early 1970s, well over 100 years after anarchists first used the term to describe their political ideas (and 90 years after the expression "libertarian communism" was first adopted). |  | | According to anarchist historian Max Nettlau, the use of the term "libertarian communism" dates from November, 1880 when a French anarchist congress adopted it [Ibid. |  | | It is that party, not the anarchists, who have "stolen" the word. |
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| | ipedia.com: Libertarian communism Article |
 | | Libertarian Communism was first formulated by the Italian section of the First International by Carlo Cafiero, Errico Malatesta and Andrea Costa and other ex-Mazzinian Republicans. |  | | Through sentimental loyalty to Mikhail Bakunin they did not make their split from Collectivism explicit until after the latter's death. |  | | The above report was actually made in article by Malatesta and Cafiero in the (Swiss) Jura Federation's bulletin later that year. |
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 | | Anti-Parliamentary Communism - the movement for Workers Councils in Britain, 1917-45, by Mark Shipway. |  | | Anti-Parliamentary Communism - the movement for Workers Councils in Britain, 1917-45, by Mark Shipway The definitive history of the Workers Socialist Movement and the Anti-Parliamentary Communist Federation. |  | | Communism is the historic movement of the working class towards a new society. |
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| | Directory - Society: Politics: Socialism: Libertarian Socialism |
 | | Daniel Guerin · cached · Short biographical note of and selected works by the French libertarian communist who was known not only for his prolific writings, but also as a long standing trade union militant of the CGT and cofounder of Mouvement communiste libertaire. |  | | Ultra Left Council Communism · A site containing works by Anton Pannekoek, Otto Ruhle and John Gray, as well as articles on Kronstadt, workers councils, the German Revolution and Hungary 1956. |  | | International Libertarian Solidarity · cached · Project open to anarchist, anarchosyndicalist, revolutionary syndicalist, and clearly anti-Statist, non-party aligned social organisations which run along libertarian principles. |
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http://www.incywincy.com/default?p=29389
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| | The Libertarian Communist Home Page |
 | | Three simmilar movements are known as council communism, autonomism (autonomist marxism) and the Situationist International. |  | | All of these movements advocate the self-emancepation of the working class, and are opposed to using the electorial process to gain political power, prefering revolution. |  | | It is quite different from the Marxist-Leninist "communist" movement which did not initiate communism in the USSR and China but actualy a form of state capitalism, where the government, not the working people, controlled all property and production. |
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| | Powell's Books - From Fascism to Libertarian Communism by Allen Douglas |
 | | His career has mystified scholars, as it did his contemporaries. |  | | At a time when radical socialism is in decline and neofascist movements are gaining renewed support--in France and elsewhere--this original interpretation of Georges Valois's life and thought could not be more timely. |  | | 34;From Fascism to Libertarian Communism is the first study of Valois to take his entire life and work as its focus, explaining how certain basic assumptions and patterns of thought took form in strikingly different ideological options. |
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| | A Path from Fascism to Libertarian Communism |
 | | Of course, by anarchy, I mean Definition 3, by which I hope to attain the circumstances described by Definition 1. Definition 4 is what I hope to avoid with dematerialism, which bypasses Definition 2 by the process of delegislation and the replacement of laws with a rational social contract in an orderly manner. |  | | More restrictions on speech, under the flag of national security. |  | | Control of the Internet to remove or cripple it as an instrument of free communication that is exempt from government control. This will be presented as a necessary anti-terrorist measure. |
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| | Libertarian Communism - classical Anarchism |
 | | classical anarchism - sometimes known as libertarian communism, though that combination of words will confuse most people these days, what with the Hayekites having stolen the first and the Stalinists the second. |  | | I am, however, a pragmatist, so I probably seem more like a market socialist most of the time. |  | | The theoretical position I feel closest to is that of |
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