Democracy & Nature
THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INCLUSIVE DEMOCRACY
Vol. 8, No. 1 (March 2002)
Our Aims, pp. 5-9
Contributors, pp. 11-12
Editorial, pp. 13-15
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TRANSITION TO DEMOCRACY AND RADICAL MOVEMENTS
Transitional
strategies and the Inclusive Democracy project,
by Takis Fotopoulos, pp.
17-62
An
Examination of the Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN) and New
Political Participation, by
Iain Watson,
pp.
63-86
(Abstract)
Latin America: Popular Movements in Neoliberal
Modernity, by
Alexandros Gezerlis, pp. 87-116
Ecological
Crisis, Poverty and Urban Development in Latin America, by
Guido
Galafassi,
pp.
117-129
(Abstract)
Human
Ecology and Public Policy: Overcoming the Hegemony of Economics, by
Arran Gare,
pp.
131-141
(Abstract)
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DIALOGUE SECTION
Dialogue on the Global
Eco-village Movement
Debating the significance of the Global Eco-village Movement: A
reply to Takis Fotopoulos,
by
Ted Trainer;
The transition to an alternative society: the Ecovillage movement, the Simpler
Way and the Inclusive Democracy project, a
reply
by
Takis Fotopoulos,
pp.
143-157
Dialogue on
irrational myths
Response to Democracy & Nature Editorial on "Violent Myths",
by
Thomas Martin;
The Incompatility of Myths and Democracy,
a reply by
Takis Fotopoulos, pp.
159-170
Social
stratification ― consensus―participation. A reply to Takis Fotopoulos critique of systems
theory, by
Giancarlo
Corsi;
"The
right to be alienated,
Takis Fotopoulos
reply, pp. 171-174
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BOOK REVIEW
Alexandros Gezerlis on
Andrew Newberg, Eugene D' Aquili and Vince Rause,
Why
God wont Go Away: Brain Science and the Biology of Belief ,
pp.
175-179
Themes, pp. 181-182(2)
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