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This is the idea that if people want to live in a non-hierarchical world where resources are used as a common inheritance, they must themselves co-operate to produce it, working out viable institutional forms suitable for ordinary people rather than trusting their fate to dictators or politicians.
That demanding idea, articulated by Marx in the 19th century but ignored in favour of seductive short-cuts in the 20th century, is still available for adoption in the 21st. Any takers?
Keith Graham
University of Bristol
Bristol
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Woolwich: The EDL were camped outside my house
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What, let gays get married? We must be bonkers
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Woolwich is only the latest act of barbarism: Muslims, we must take on this cancer in our midst
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The Daily Cartoon
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Woolwich attack: The EDL will seek to exploit this evil crime for their own evil ends
Jamie Lewis
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Dogma will always lead to murder. In the end, scepticism is the only answer
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Editorial: This grisly crime must not erode our freedoms
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Editor's Letter: Images of Woolwich suspects were used in public interest
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The long recession has one silver lining; EU leaders are finally tackling 'tax shopping' head on
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Errors and omissions: How a wrong translation became the great Berlin bake-off
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Finding the sweetest way to be insulting to someone is one of the few consolations left to us
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