Tag: hierarchy
“The solution is to smash the structures of government-imposed privilege that put workers into a position of dependency on employers in the first place.”
Os professores Horwitz e Shapiro suscitam, ambos, perguntas oportunas e bem pensadas acerca da persistência da hierarquia numa sociedade sem estado.
Kevin Carson: The central function of a hierarchy is to filter the upward flow of information.
И поэтому мы должны расказать стольким людям, скольким сможем, что это не единственная альтернатива.
Gary Chartier: Libertarismo de esquerda em sentido pertinente é uma posição simultaneamente esquerdista e libertária.
Tolstoy’s posthumously-published novel Hadji Murad provides a glimpse into how deference to leaders who could punish them made truth-telling and decision-making both difficult and dangerous.
Goodman: Anti-transgender violence is a tremendous assault on liberty. Today, let’s remember the dead. Tomorrow, let’s fight for them.
“Contract Feudalism”: A Response to Paul Marks was originally published in the 2008 issue of Economic Notes No. 105 by the Libertarian Alliance, written by Kevin Carson.
Mesmo que a história terminasse aqui, essa seria perfeita ilustração do narcisismo e senso de direito de posse das pessoas em posição de autoridade.
Corporate capitalism is organized around the imperatives, not of maximizing efficiency, but of maximizing the extraction of rents. When maximum extraction of rents requires artificial imposition of inefficiency, the capitalists’ state is ready and willing.
Kevin Carson: As I’ve said many times, if the “free market” meant what the capitalist apologists mean by it, I’d hate it myself.
Gary Chartier responds: Professors Horwitz and Shapiro both raise helpful, thoughtful questions about the persistence of hierarchy in a stateless society.
Ad hoc groups of activists and volunteers seem to work better than the government or NGOs, but why?
Numa comunidade humana saudável, os empregos nem são necessários nem desejáveis.
J.S. Mill against the master/servant dynamic of the workplace and in favor of workers’ self-management.
Gary Chartier: Left-libertarianism in the relevant sense is a position that is simultaneously leftist and libertarian.
Carson: Hierarchical institutions are machines for telling naked Emperors how great their clothes look, and those at the top of such hierarchies live in almost entirely imaginary worlds.
Gary Chartier: An authentically leftist position, I suggest, is marked by opposition to subordination,exclusion, and deprivation.
“A intervenção hegemônica,” escreveu Murray Rothbard, “substitui a ordem pelo … caos.”
Jeremy Weiland: To all left libertarians, anarchists, and advocates of a voluntary society, I give this book the very highest recommendation possible.
