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Building socialism theoretically: alternatives to capitalism and the invisible hand 

• In defense of participatory economics - Albert M., Hahnel R. p. 7-22
• Comment - Kotz D.M. p. 22-23
• Comment - O'Neill J. p. 24-25
• Reply - Albert M., Hahnel R. p. 26-28
• Democratic planned socialism: feasible economic procedures - Campbell A. p. 29-42
• Comment - Cottrell A., Cockshott P. p. 43-44
• Comment - Devine P. p. 45-46
• Reply - Campbell A. p. 47-49
• The relation between economic and political instances in the communist mode of production - Cockshott P., Cottrell A. p. 50-64
• Comment - Devine P. p. 65-66
• Comment - Laibman D. p. 67-69
• Reply - Cottrell A., Cockshott P. p. 70-71
• Participatory planning through negotiated coordination - Devine P. p. 72-85
• Comment - Laibman D. p. 86-87
• Comment - O'Neill J. p. 88-90
• Reply - Devine P. p. 91-93
• Socialism and innovation - Kotz D.M. p. 94-108
• Comment - Cottrell A., Cockshott P. p. 109-110
• Comment - Hahnel R., Albert M. p. 111-113
• Reply - Kotz D.M. p. 114-115
• Democratic coordination: towards a working socialism for the new century - Laibman D. p. 116-129
• Comment - Campbell A. p. 130-131
• Comment - Hahnel R., Albert M. p. 154-156
• Reply - O'Neill J. p. 157-158
• Socialist calculation and environmental valuation: Money, markets and ecology - O'Neill J. p. 137-151
• Comment - Campbell A. p. 152-154
• Comment - Hahnel R., Albert M. p. 154-156
• Reply - O'Neill J. p. 157-158