Democracy & Nature
THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INCLUSIVE DEMOCRACY
Vol. 8 No. 1 (March 2002)
Our Aims pp. 5-9
Contributors pp. 11-12
Editorial pp. 13-15
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TRANSITION TO DEMOCRACY AND
RADICAL MOVEMENTS
Transitional
strategies and the Inclusive Democracy project
by Takis Fotopoulos
pp.
17-62
An
Examination of the Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN) and New
Political Participation
by
Iain
Watson
(Abstract)
pp.
63-86
Latin
America: Popular
Movements in Neoliberal
Modernity by Alexandros Gezerlis
pp. 87-116
Ecological
Crisis, Poverty and Urban Development in Latin America
by
Guido
Galafassi
(Abstract)
pp.
117-129
Human
Ecology and Public Policy: Overcoming the Hegemony of Economics
by Arran Gare
(Abstract)
pp.
131-141
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DIALOGUE SECTION
•
Dialogue on the Global
Eco-village Movement
Debating the significance of the Global Eco-village Movement: A
reply to Takis Fotopoulos
by Ted Trainer;
The transition to an alternative society: the Ecovillage movement, the Simpler
Way and the Inclusive Democracy project a
reply
by Takis Fotopoulos
pp.
143-157
•
Dialogue on
irrational myths
Response to Democracy & Nature Editorial on "Violent Myths"
by Thomas Martin;
The Incompatility of Myths and Democracy
a reply by Takis Fotopoulos
pp.
159-170
"Social
stratification ― consensus―participation. A reply to Takis Fotopoulos’ critique of systems
theory"
by Giancarlo
Corsi;
"The
‘right’ to be alienated"
―
Takis Fotopoulos’ reply pp. 171-174
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BOOK REVIEW
Andrew Newberg, Eugene D' Aquili and Vince Rause,
Why
God won’t Go Away: Brain Science and the Biology of Belief
by Alexandros Gezerlis
pp.
175-179
Themes pp. 181-182(2)
Democracy & Nature
THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INCLUSIVE DEMOCRACY
Vol. 8 No. 2 (July 2002)
Our Aims pp. 189-193
Contributors pp. 195-196
Editorial pp. 197-200
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THE "WAR" AGAINST TERRORISM
The global ‘war’ of the transnational elite
by Takis Fotopoulos
pp.
201-240
Militarism
and Terrorism: the deadly cycle
by
Carl
Boggs
(Abstract)
pp.
241-259
The
politics of recognition versus the politics of hatred by Arran
Gare
(Abstract)
pp.
261-280
If
you want affluence, prepare for war by
Ted
Trainer
(Abstract)
pp.
281-299
A
Crime against Humanity
by Wolfgang Haug
(Abstract)
pp.
301-317
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REVIEW ARTICLE
Hardt
and Negri's Empire: a new Communist
Manifesto or a reformist welcome to neoliberal globalisation?
by Takis Fotopoulos and Alexandros Gezerlis
pp.
319-330
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DIALOGUE SECTION
Argentina
on fire: people’s rebellion facing the deep crisis of the neoliberal market
economy by Guido Galafassi pp. 331-335
The
libertarian press, "Democracy & Nature" and the ‘libertarian’
ethics of "Social
Anarchism" by The Editors
pp.
337-340
Themes explored in past issues and forthcoming themes pp.
341-342
Democracy & Nature
THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INCLUSIVE DEMOCRACY
Vol. 8 No, 3 (November 2002)
Our Aims pp. 349-353
Contributors pp. 355-356
Editorial pp. 357-359
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DEMOCRATIC
OR 'OBJECTIVE' LIBERATORY ETHICS?
Towards
a democratic liberatory ethics by Takis Fotopoulos
pp.
361-395
Post-modernism,
the Return
to Ethics, and the Crisis of Socialist Values
by Chamsy Ojeili pp.
397-421
Kropotkin's
ethical naturalism by Brian Morris
(Abstract)
pp.
423-437
Biotechnology, Ethics and the Politics of Cloning by
Steven
Best and
Douglas Kellner
(Abstract)
pp.
439-465
The
ethics of Justice and good governance in African traditional society
by Steve Nwosu
(Abstract)
pp.
467-482
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BOOK REVIEW
R.
J. Barry Jones (ed.),
Routledge
Encyclopedia of International Political Economy
by Takis Fotopoulos
pp. 483-487
Themes explored in past issues and forthcoming themes pp. 341-342
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