Mark Evans

Mark Evans

Mon, 17/10/16

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A Reply to Daguerre, Ozarow and Upchurch

This is a reply to the workerscontrol.net article "Spectrum, Trajectory and the Role of the State in Workers’ Self-Management", especially on its treatment of the parecon model.

This is a reply to a specific part of this article: http://www.workerscontrol.net/authors/spectrum-trajectory-and-role-state-workers%E2%80%99-self-management read more »

Era:

21st Century: Workers' Control in the Present

Topic:

Worker Self-management

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