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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
The “glimpses” are a way to make the world commune of communities of the [[Anarcho-Communism|libertarian communist]] [[List of | The “glimpses” are a way to make the world commune of communities of the [[Anarcho-Communism|libertarian communist]] [[List of Anarchist Societies|society]] less abstract... It is based on the big experiment of kibbutzes —the communes movements of [[Palestine]]-[[Israel]] of about 94 years, my following it since age 7, and living within it age 16 to 32. Nearly non of the members of the kibbutzes were libertarian communists.. Most of them were first of all [[Zionism|Zionists]] of various trends, But, till it started to deteriorate, the internal relations among the members were libertarian communists and the decision making was mainly [[Democratic Assembly|direct democracy]]. (At the present, most of the kibbutzes are in the process of [[Privatisation|privatization]].) | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:35, 3 April 2024
The Introduction to the book Glimpses into the Year 2100 is a brief introduction to the book by Ilan Shalif, talking about Kibbutzim.
Introduction
The “glimpses” are a way to make the world commune of communities of the libertarian communist society less abstract... It is based on the big experiment of kibbutzes —the communes movements of Palestine-Israel of about 94 years, my following it since age 7, and living within it age 16 to 32. Nearly non of the members of the kibbutzes were libertarian communists.. Most of them were first of all Zionists of various trends, But, till it started to deteriorate, the internal relations among the members were libertarian communists and the decision making was mainly direct democracy. (At the present, most of the kibbutzes are in the process of privatization.)