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Framing "political action" as primarily state action, rather than a component of the new counter-institutions the kind of false dichotomy we need to avoid. 
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Market competition socializes the benefits of technological progress, absent artificial property rights that enable capitalists to enclose them as rent.
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Accelerationism, like autonomism and CBPP wants to decouple productive forces from their capitalist constraints to achieving a world without work.
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For the autonomists and like-minded thinkers, the goal is Exodus rather than taking power.
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One of the most useful non-Marxist schools is the post-capitalist model of commons-based peer production exposed by Michel Bauwens, from the P2P Foundation.
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The technologies and institutions of post-capitalism are unleashing productive forces that cannot be contained within the productive relations of capitalism
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Right-wing techno-libertarianism is a last-ditch effort to capture the technologies of freedom and abundance and harness them to their own greed.
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Michel Bauwens — Other Non-Capitalist Techno-Utopianisms Part 5 of Kevin Carson’s Techno-Utopianism, Counterfeit and Real One of the most useful non-Marxist schools is the post-capitalist mod…
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John Holloway sees socialist models based on taking state power as reproducing rather than abolishing the capital-labor relationship in many ways.
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So rather than asking “What happened to Occupy?” or “What happened to 15-M?
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