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ISBN: also of interest: SOCIALIST |
NECESSARY AND UNNECESSARY UTOPIASSocialist Register 2000 The Socialist
Register has been the intellectual lodestar for the international left
since 1965. The millennium issue Necessary and Unnecessary Utopias
powerfully argues the urgency of truly radical politics in the coming decades
of humanity's greatest hopes and dangers This volume of the SOCIALIST REGISTER points toward a very different way of thinking about the future. While rejecting schematic blueprints, this volume reasserts the need for a bold and revolutionary social imagination aimed at creating saner ways of living and more rational ways of organizing society. Topics covered include work and its structure, democracy and the state, and technology and its social uses. Necessary and Unnecessary Utopiasmakes the case that a socialist vision of the the future remains both possible and necessary. Preface Transcending Pessimism: Rekindling Minimum Utopia: Ten Theses Norman Geras Utopia and its Opposites Terry Eagleton On the
Necessity of Conceiving the Utopian Socialized Markets, Not Market Socialism Diane Elson The Chimera of the Third Way Alan Zuege Other
Pleasures: The Attractions of Post-Consumerism Utopian Families Johanna Brenner Outbreaks of Democracy Ricardo Blaug Real
and Virtual Chiapas: The
Centrality of Agriculture: History, Ecology Democratise or Perish: The Health Sciences as a Path The
Dystopia of Our Times: Genetic Technology Warrior Nightmares: Reactionary Populism The Real Meaning of the War Over Kosovo Peter Gowan About the Editors If you have any technical comments or suggestions, about this web site, please send e-mail to Our Webmaster at mrwebmaster@monthlyreview.org. |
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