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Submit Site : Altruistic Links: visionaries/economics| Post-Autistic Economics Network www.paecon.net | The top website on this important new revisionist school of economics. Contains many downloadable papers and offers free subscription to the leading post-autistic economics journal. Mainly English, but includes some other languages. |
| The Participatory Economics Project www.parecon.org | The site contains a lot of details of ParEcon, an economic system which refutes the selfish, conflict-driven assumptions of contemporary capitalism. The underlying values are equity, solidarity, diversity, and participatory self management. |
| The Transitioner www.thetransitioner.org | Wiki-based site with a lot of material on collective intelligence and the economy. Aims to help the open source |
| The Public And Private Enterprise Forum www.publicandprivateenterprise.org | One man's vision for how we could do economics differently. Includes videos |
| Unemployment is Good unemploymentisgood.wordpress.com | About the absurdity of economic problems when we have so obviously solved the basic economic problem of providing for everybody's comfortable material survival. |
| Project Oekonux www.oekonux.org | English and (mainly) German proceedings of a group interested in P2P organisation of society and production. |
| Alberta Social Credit Party www.socialcredit.com/index.htm | The Social Credit Party governed the Canadian state of Alberta from 1935 to 1971. It was inspired by the innovative approach to economics taken by C. H. Douglas. The site has a history of social credit and other resources on alternative economics. |
| Mouvement Anti-Utilitariste dans les Sciences Sociales www.revuedumauss.com | Site run by the MAUSS group of French Intellectuals, who reject the classical assumption of selfishness and are fundamentally rethinking economic theory along altruistic lines. Contains a wealth of alternative philosphical thought about gift economies. |