Titlebook: Developing the Socially Useful Economy; Stephen Bodington,Mike George,John Michaelson Book 1986 Stephen Bodington, Mike George and John Mi

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Financing the Socially Useful Economy make money and finance altogether superfluous as a mechanism for allocating resources. If this is so, the question to be pursued is whether and how existing financial mechanisms can be adapted to purposeful democratic control, escaping the blind compulsions of self-expanding capital and the irrespo

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John J. Milledge,Patricia J. HarveyIn scientific thinking, you try to imagine a situation as accurately as possible and to think about it as logically as possible. Surely in any important issue we try to do the same.

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Maori Grandfathers in Aotearoa (New Zealand)Whilst democracy only means something when it’s an activity, the role of institutions will remain crucial to its operation. So any movement towards the primacy of the ‘socially useful’ in political economy must deal with existing institutions and map out new institutions.

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Sophie A. Comyn,Jon K. Magnusontion in the labour market already in full evidence, many people are casting around for an economic philosophy and practice which may help us avoid becoming ever more underdeveloped as a nation, and not only economically.

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Sophie A. Comyn,Jon K. Magnusonwith this or less to help cut the cost, I could be usefully mining coal?’. At much the same time another simple question was being asked: ‘If food surpluses are piling up unused here and elsewhere people are starving, why is not the food sent where the need is?’. To store EEC surplus grain for four

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Kevin Lewellyn,Jordan K. Zjawionyus activities seen earlier this century and even back into the early part of the 19th century, dealing as they do with new types of enfranchisement, social audits of areas and groups of people, analysis and prescriptions about poverty in the midst of plenty, and so on. For despite broad economic gro

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-70404-3once we have adjusted ourselves to the new style of work and work organisation that ‘new technology’ makes necessary. The reality is altogether different. New technology only incidentally, indeed only accidentally, brings social benefits. The dynamism by which it is developed is an urgent pursuit of