Contenu du sommaire : (En)Visioning Socialism IV: Raising the Future in Our Imaginations Before Raising It in Reality

Introduction

I. THE S&S ENVISIONING SOCIALISM PROJECT: REFLECTIONS FROM FORMER PARTICIPANTS

• Negotiated Coordination and Socialist Democracy - Pat Devine p. 140–145
• A Participatory Economy: What Have We Learned? - Robin Hahnel p. 145–153
• The Importance of Envisioning Socialism Today - David M. Kotz p. 153–158

II. MODELS AND STRUCTURES

• On the Three Stages in the Development of Socialism - Enfu Cheng p. 159–181
• Moving Beyond Capitalism: Human Development and Protagonistic Planned Socialism - Al Campbell p. 182–203
• Work Emancipation and Human Creativity: The Wage-for-Life Alternative - Ingrid Hanon p. 204–224
• Systemic Socialism: A Model of the Models - David Laibman p. 225–247

III. PERSPECTIVES

• Household Production, Household Activity, and Human Development - Paddy Quick p. 248–268
• The Potentials and Limits of Computing Technologies for Socialist Planning - Güney Işikara, Özgür Narin p. 269–290
• Democratic Economic Planning, Social Metabolism and the Environment - Planning for Entropy p. 291–313
• Value Is Sense-Less: Socialism, Kincentric Community, and the Gift of Philial Labor - Howard Engelskirchen p. 314–334