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Libertarian Socialism: The Genesis of an Idea what is and to show its specificity across time and space, rather than consider the social world as taken for granted or ‘natural’. This is not simply a task of justifying a field of study but is also seen as a greater good since, ‘whatever else the “science of society” might do, it ought to be con

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No Choice but to Choose: The Increased Politicization of Everyday Lifeiders its overlap with the first tenet of libertarian socialism: that democracy relies upon pluralized, everyday, outlets. To consider the link between these two I will argue that while theories of late modernity have been relatively explicit concerning the increased political nature of everyday lif

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Privatization without Pluralism: The Late Modern Statespecifically, such relevance can be identified in the continuing collective component within individualization, realized via associationalism, and as a counter to the unequal access of the consumer activist model of political action (Bauman 2007c). This discussion involved considering the link betwe

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Signs of the Alternative: Late Modern Activism and Associationalism It has been my argument not only that libertarian socialist theory makes a worthwhile contribution to late modern political sociology but also that the institutional forms it advocates can offer theoretically coherent and valid alternatives. As we have seen, such forms do seem to have a relevance t

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Conclusione theory of libertarian socialism. This concluding section recaps exactly why this is relevant to late modernity. This will be achieved by returning to the four tenets of libertarian socialism and their overlaps with the four themes of late modernity.

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Libertarian Socialism: The Genesis of an IdeaTo fulfil this task ‘the twin roles we, sociologists, are called on to perform … are those of the . and . (taming, domesticating) .’ (Bauman 2011a:171). This can then lead to sociology becoming a normative pursuit; not only is the specificity of the social shown but its unfairness or inequality can then be criticized.