Democracy & Nature
THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INCLUSIVE DEMOCRACY
Vol. 9, No. 1 (March 2003)
Our Aims, pp. 3-7
Contributors, pp. 9-10
Editorial, pp. 11-13
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EDUCATION, PAIDEIA AND DEMOCRACY
From
(Mis)education to Paideia by Takis Fotopoulos,
pp.
15-50
Toward a
Critical
Theory of Education
by
Douglas
Kellner,
pp.
51-64
(Abstract)
Critical
Pedagogy and Class Struggle in the Age of Neoliberal Globalisation: Notes from
History's Underside by Peter McLaren,
pp.
65-90
(Abstract)
Utopian
Thinking
Under the Sign of Neoliberalism: Towards a Critical Pedagogy of Educated Hope
by
Henry
A. Giroux,
pp.
91-105
(Abstract)
Derrida,
Lyotard and the Orientations of a New Academic Responsibility
by Peter Pericles Trifonas,
pp.
107-123
(Abstract)
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DIALOGUE
SECTION
Liberatory
Ethics, Education, Paideia and Democracy: Experiences of the US
Educational System by John Sargis,
pp.
125-141
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BOOK REVIEW
Alan Carter, A Radical Green Political Theory
by Chamsy Ojeili,
pp.
143-146
Democracy & Nature
THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INCLUSIVE DEMOCRACY
Vol. 9, No. 2 (July 2003)
Our Aims, pp. 155-159
Contributors, pp. 161-162
Editorial, pp. 163-165
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THE CRIMINAL WAR ON IRAQ
Iraq:
the New Criminal 'War' of the Transnational Elite
by Takis Fotopoulos,
pp.
167-209
Why
the War on Iraq? An Open Letter to the European Peoples
by John Gerassi,
pp.
211-219
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PAIDEIA AND DEMOCRACY
The
Democratic Chorus: Culture, Dialogue and Polyphony by Damon A. Young,
pp.
221-235
(Abstract)
Libertarian Education and Its Limitations
by
Alexandros
Gezerlis,
pp.
237-245
Plato and Castoriadis
–
the Concealment and the Unveiling of Democracy
by
Yorgos
Oikonomou,
pp.
247-262
(Abstract)
The Theoretical Dimensions of Authoritarian Rule in Our Time
by
George
E. Skoulas,
pp.
263-283
(Abstract)
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DIALOGUE SECTION,
pp. 285-294
The
Death of Feminism as an Antisystemic Movement or the Success of Feminism to
Change the System from Within? by
Ömer Çaha
Reply
by Takis Fotopoulos
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BOOK REVIEW
Brian Morris on Joel Kovel, "The Enemy of Nature",
pp. 295-299
Themes explored in the past
issues include, pp. 301-302
Democracy & Nature
THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INCLUSIVE DEMOCRACY
Vol. 9, No. 3 (November 2003)
Our Aims, pp. 307-311
Contributors, pp. 313-315
Editorial, pp. 317-319
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THE INCLUSIVE DEMOCRACY PROJECT- SIX YEARS ON
Introduction by
Alexandros Gezerlis,
pp.
321-331
Still Taking Democracy Seriously by
Michael Levin, pp. 333-344
Beyond Social Democracy? Takis
Fotopoulos’ Vision of an Inclusive Democracy as a New Liberatory Project by
Arran Gare,
pp.
345-358
(Abstract)
Inclusive democracy and its
prospects by
David Freeman, pp. 359-371
(Abstract)
Can democracy solve all
problems? by Serge Latouche,
pp.
373-377
Vers une démocratie
générale? by Jean-Claude Richard, pp.
379-380
Market and society
by
Takis Nikolopoulos,
pp.
381-383
The Irresistible (and necessary) Temptation of the Liberating Projects
by
Rafael Sposito,
pp.
385-392
Social Movements, Conflicts and a Perspective of Inclusive Democracy in
Argentina
by
Guido
Galafassi,
pp.
393-399
Inclusive Democracy and
Participatory Economics by
Takis Fotopoulos,
pp.
401-425
Democracia incluyente by Jorge Camil,
pp.
427-428
The Inclusive Democracy project -
A rejoinder by Takis Fotopoulos,
pp.
429-471
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DIALOGUE SECTION
Bio-politics and the social control of multitude by
Dario Padovan,
pp. 473-494
(Abstract)
Themes explored in the
past issues include, pp. 495-496
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