POLS 110 Lecture Notes - Lecture 9: Regina Manifesto, Economic Democracy, Neoliberalism
17 Nov 2015
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We aim to replace the present capitalist system with its inherent injustice and inhumanity by a social order from which the domination and exploitation of one class by another will be eliminated . What we seek is a proper collective organization of our economic resources such as will make possible a much greater degree of leisure and a much richer individual life for every citizen . Common ownership of natural resources, public utilities (fisheries, water ) National labour code to maximize workers" well-being (wages, leisure time, pension, participation, etc. ) & social justice- the creation of a more humane legal system. International solidarity among workers and amongst other oppressed groups. Challenges of addressing other forms of oppression (gender, race, environmentalism) Plural, diversified, non-confessional, non-governmental and non-party context that, in a decentralized fashion, interrelates organizations and movements engaged in concrete action at levels from the local to the international to build another world . Community sharing projects (library, tool library, community agriculture)
