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Call for Papers: Planning for the Pluriverse/POLLEN2026
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Read more: Call for Papers: Planning for the Pluriverse/POLLEN2026On the POLLEN2026 conference under the title ‘Diverse Origins, Multiple Futures: The Stories of Political Ecology’ from June 29 to July 3 2026 in Barcelona, Dominique Aresenault from the Université […]
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Reflections on an event series on democratic economic planning
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in BlogRead more: Reflections on an event series on democratic economic planningThe anarcho-communist group La Banda Vaga from Freiburg, Germany, hosted a series of events earlier this year to promote and discuss ideas of democratic economic planning to meet the challenges […]
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New podcast episode on democratic planning, AI and a multicriterial economy with Aaron Benanav
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in PodcastsRead more: New podcast episode on democratic planning, AI and a multicriterial economy with Aaron BenanavIn a recent episode of the Dissens podcast titled ‘Capitalism is broken, here’s how we overcome it’, Aaron Benanav talks about the economic crises of our times, centralisation of economic […]
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New book provides an anarchist critique of cybersocialist theories and visions
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in BooksRead more: New book provides an anarchist critique of cybersocialist theories and visionsAcademics Rhiannon Firth of the University College London and John Preston of the University of Essex have published a new book Utopia in the Factory: Prefigurative Knowledge Against Cybernetics that […]
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Call for Participation and Seminar Proposals for Online Seminars by the ICEA
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Read more: Call for Participation and Seminar Proposals for Online Seminars by the ICEAModels, Experiences, and Debates to Rethink Self-Management in the 21st Century The Institute of Economic and Self-Management Sciences (ICEA), in preparation for its upcoming General Assembly, is organizing a series […]
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Article responding to criticism by Jasper Bernes of the ‘Fundamental Principles of Communist Production and Distribution’
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in BlogRead more: Article responding to criticism by Jasper Bernes of the ‘Fundamental Principles of Communist Production and Distribution’Hermann Lueer recently published a review on Jasper Bernes’ book The Future of Revolution. Communist Prospects from the Paris Commune to the George Floyd Uprising on the blog Left Wing Communism […]
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New Book Explains how to Transition to a World of Radical Abundance
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in BooksRead more: New Book Explains how to Transition to a World of Radical AbundanceDrawing on their work building public-common partnerships through the action research organisation Abundance Kai Heron, Keir Milburn, and Bertie Russell have written the exciting new book Radical Abundance: How to Win a Green Democratic Future.
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Recording of INDEP online Talk with Al Campbell uploaded
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in VideosRead more: Recording of INDEP online Talk with Al Campbell uploadedThe recording of our recent online talk with Al Campbell on “Protagonistic Planned Socialism (PROPLASO) and Human Development” has been uploaded to the INDEP YouTube channel. You can watch it […]
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New translation by Cibcom of article on the economic planning of ice cream production in the Soviet Union
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in NewsRead more: New translation by Cibcom of article on the economic planning of ice cream production in the Soviet UnionThe Cibcom collective has recently translated the article Soviet Scoops: Ice Cream with Socialist Characteristics by the blog The Stalin Era into Spanish. The article examines the history, development and […]
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Jason Hickel promotes democratizing the economy in the Spanish Parliament
Read more: Jason Hickel promotes democratizing the economy in the Spanish ParliamentJason Hickel in a recent address at the Beyond Growth Conference in the Spanish Parliament discusses economic politics in the polycrisis, highlighting the fundamentally undemocratic nature of capitalist production and […]
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Walther Zeug LinkedIn Post on why Absolute Sustainability Assessment Means Democratic Economic Planning
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in BlogRead more: Walther Zeug LinkedIn Post on why Absolute Sustainability Assessment Means Democratic Economic PlanningWalther Zeug recently attended the 1st International Conference on Absolute Sustainability – “From Less Bad to Good Enough”, hosted by the Centre for Absolute Sustainability at DTU Sustain. As a […]
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INDEP Conference Report by PEP
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in PodcastsRead more: INDEP Conference Report by PEPMembers of the Participatory Economy Project attended and gave presentations at the International Network for Democratic Economic Planning’s first ever in-person conference in Montreal in July 2025. In this recent […]
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