[p2p-research] The "Great Transformation" to "Great Cooperation". Commons, Market, Capital and the State

[Michel Bauwens]

Thanks Andreas,

great contribution, which I would like to reproduce in two parts on the p2p
blog on the 13th and 14th, if that's okay.

sorry I'm still on the road, but I'm sure I will respond in time later,

of course, I refuse the duality pro-capitalist vs. anti-capitalist commons,
but rather see a triarchy between liberal commonism which sees it as a
support for capitalism, critical and autonomous commonism which accepts free
choice for markets and other non-common formats, and radical anti-market
commonism. I see the latter as incapable of building any new political
hegemony and inherently coercive.

Michel

On Sat, Apr 10, 2010 at 12:00 AM, Andreas Exner <andreas.exner at chello.at>wrote:

>  Hi everybody
>
> My weblog-entry is now (roughly) translated into English
> (and is also available in German):
>
> *The "Great Transformation  to "Great Cooperation . Commons, Market,
> Capital and the State*
>
> *http://www.social-innovation.org/?p=1650*<http://www.social-innovation.org/?p=1650>
>
> Comments, critique etc. welcome.
>
> cheers, Andreas
> PS: the list again does not seem to work well...
>



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