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No Bosses by Michael Albert

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No Bosses

A New Economy for a Better World

Michael Albert

Zer0 Books · Print & ebook · November 1, 2021

Reading lane: Capitalism & Markets

Providing hope and direction to sustain commitment on the path to change, No Bosses is about winning a new world.

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Who It's For

Good for readers interested in alternatives to capitalism and economic organizationReaders seeking ideas for social and economic change

Book Details

Authors
Michael Albert
Publisher
Zer0 Books
Published
November 1, 2021
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Capitalism & Markets · Comparative Economics
Reading lane
Capitalism & Markets

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Publisher Categories

  • Comparative Economics

  • Comparative Politics

  • Economic Policy

About This Book

Providing hope and direction to sustain commitment on the path to change, No Bosses is about winning a new world. Life under capitalism. Rampant debilitating denial for the many next to vile enrichment of the few. Material deprivation, denial, and denigration. Dignity defiled. Michael Albert's book No Bosses advocates for the conception and then organization of a new economy. The vision offered is called participatory economics. It elevates self-management, equity, solidarit...

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Providing hope and direction to sustain commitment on the path to change, No Bosses is about winning a new world. Life under capitalism. Rampant debilitating denial for the many next to vile enrichment of the few. Material deprivation, denial, and denigration. Dignity defiled. Michael Albert's book No Bosses advocates for the conception and then organization of a new economy. The vision offered is called participatory economics. It elevates self-management, equity, solidarity, diversity, and sustainability. It eliminates elitist, arrogant, dismissive, authoritarian, exploitation, competition, and homogenization. No Bosses proposes a built and natural productive commons, self-management by all who work, income for how long, how hard, and the onerousness of conditions of socially valued work, jobs that give all economic actors comparable means and inclination to participate in decisions that affect them, and a process called participatory planning in which caring behavior and solidarity are the currency of collective and individual success.

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