What constitutes a "Stolen Election"? Toward a politics of delegitimation

Article Abstract:

Stealing an election is not as obvious as robbing a bank, but more like fixing a deck of cards, where most the stealing takes place out of sight and the outcome is there is never a doubt. The Democratic Party leaders care more about legitimating the existing governmental system and maintaining social stability than they do about the interests of their voters and the declared principles of democracy.

Analysis, Elections, Presidents, Democracy, Presidential elections

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Market mystification in capitalist and market socialist societies

Article Abstract:

Comparing with all other civilizations, capitalism suffers from a remarkable lack of transparency. The idea that it is possible to build a socialist society while retaining the market as the chief means for distributing goods is examined along with ten criticisms of market socialism mentioned.

Comparative analysis, Capitalism

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Carl Davidson and Bertell Ollman: an exchange

Article Abstract:

The conversation between Carl Davidson and Bertell Ollman on anti-market mystifications, which shows, how our economic life shapes our social outlook and our thinking about our future, are mentioned.

Evaluation

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