Democracy & Nature
THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INCLUSIVE DEMOCRACY

Vol. 9, No. 1 (March  2003)

 

Our Aims  pp. 3-7

Contributors  pp. 9-10

Editorial  pp. 11-13
 

# EDUCATION,  PAIDEIA  AND  DEMOCRACY

From (Mis)education to Paideia  by Takis Fotopoulos  pp. 15-50

Toward a Critical Theory of Education  by Douglas Kellner  (Abstract)  pp. 51-64

Critical Pedagogy and Class Struggle in the Age of Neoliberal Globalisation: Notes from History's Underside  by Peter McLaren  (Abstract)  pp. 65-90

Utopian Thinking Under the Sign of Neoliberalism: Towards a Critical Pedagogy of Educated Hope  by Henry A. Giroux  (Abstract)  pp. 91-105

Derrida, Lyotard and the Orientations of a New Academic Responsibility  by Peter Pericles Trifonas (Abstract)  pp. 107-123


# DIALOGUE SECTION

Liberatory Ethics, Education, Paideia and Democracy: Experiences of the US Educational System  by John Sargis  pp. 125-141


# BOOK REVIEW

Alan Carter, A Radical Green Political Theory  by Chamsy Ojeili  pp. 143-146

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Democracy & Nature
THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INCLUSIVE DEMOCRACY

Vol. 9, No. 2 (July  2003)

 

Our Aims  pp. 155-159

Contributors  pp. 161-162

Editorial  pp. 163-165

# THE CRIMINAL WAR ON IRAQ

Iraq: the New Criminal 'War' of the Transnational Elite  by Takis Fotopoulos  pp. 167-209

Why the War on Iraq? An Open Letter to the European Peoples  by John Gerassi  pp. 211-219

# PAIDEIA AND DEMOCRACY

The Democratic Chorus: Culture, Dialogue and Polyphony  by Damon A. Young  (Abstract)  pp. 221-235

Libertarian Education and Its Limitations  by Alexandros Gezerlis  pp. 237-245

Plato and Castoriadis – the Concealment and the Unveiling of Democracy  by Yorgos Oikonomou  (Abstract)  pp.  247-262

The Theoretical Dimensions of Authoritarian Rule in Our Time  by George E. Skoulas  (Abstract)  pp. 263-283


# DIALOGUE SECTION  pp. 285-294

The Death of Feminism as an Antisystemic Movement or the Success of Feminism to Change the System from Within?  by Omer Caha? 

Reply  by Takis Fotopoulos 


# BOOK REVIEW

Joel Kovel, "The Enemy of Nature"  by Brian Morris  pp. 295-299

 

Themes explored in the past issues include  pp. 301-302

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Democracy & Nature
THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INCLUSIVE DEMOCRACY

Vol. 9, No. 3 (November  2003)

 

Our Aims  pp. 307-311

Contributors  pp. 313-315

Editorial  pp. 317-319

# THE INCLUSIVE DEMOCRACY PROJECT- SIX YEARS ON

Introduction  by Alexandros Gezerlis  pp. 321-331

Still Taking Democracy Seriously  by Michael Levin  pp. 333-344

Beyond Social Democracy? Takis Fotopoulos’ Vision of an Inclusive Democracy as a New Liberatory Project  by Arran Gare (Abstract)  pp. 345-358

Inclusive democracy and its prospects  by David Freeman (Abstract)  pp. 359-371

Can democracy solve all problems?  by Serge Latouche  pp. 373-377

Vers une démocratie générale?  by Jean-Claude Richard  pp. 379-380

Market and society  by Takis Nikolopoulos  pp. 381-383

The Irresistible (and necessary) Temptation of the Liberating Projects  by Rafael Sposito  pp. 385-392

Social Movements, Conflicts and a Perspective of Inclusive Democracy in Argentina  by Guido Galafassi  pp. 393-399

Inclusive Democracy and Participatory Economics by Takis Fotopoulos  pp. 401-425

Democracia incluyente  by Jorge Camil  pp. 427-428

The Inclusive Democracy project - A rejoinder  by Takis Fotopoulos  pp. 429-471


# DIALOGUE SECTION

Bio-politics and the social control of multitude  by Dario Padovan (Abstract)  pp. 473-494

 

Themes explored in the past issues include  pp. 495-496

 

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