Takis Fotopoulos

What is Inclusive Democracy? Fotopoulos' Interview to Oliver Ressler

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English Subtitles, Castellano Subtítulos, Català subtítols, Deutsche Untertitel, с български субтитри, Ελληνικoί υπότιτλοι. Oliver Ressler website: http://www.ressler.at/ http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/fotopoulos email: editors@inclusivedemocracy.org This is an interview with Takis Fotopoulos about the ID project, taken by Oliver Ressler for his video series "Alternative Economics, Alternative Societies" on July 19th 2003. In this video, Fotopoulos discusses the constituents of ID: Political, Economic, democracy at the Social level and Ecological democracy. He is also offering a thorough analysis of the ID' s proposed economic model for a market-less and money-less economy and refers to the transitional strategy for the revolutionary transformation to an ID. Esta es una entrevista con Takis Fotopoulos sobre el proyecto de la Democracia Inclusiva, realizada por Oliver Ressler para sus vídeo series "Alternative Economics, Alternative Societies" el 19 de Julio de 2003. En este video, Fotopoulos discute los componentes de la DI: el Político, el Económico, la democracia en el ámbito social y la democracia Ecológica. También ofrece un análisis exhaustivo del modelo económico propuesto por la DI para una economía sin mercado, sin estado y sin dinero. Finalmente, hace referencia a la estrategia de transición para la transformación revolucionaria a una sociedad autónoma, para una DI. http://www.democraciainclusiva.org/ info@democraciainclusiva.org Was ist Umfassende Demokratie (UD)? Das ist ein Interview mit Takis Fotopoulos, daß von Oliver Ressler für seine Videoserie "Alternative Economics, Alternative Societies" aufgenommen wurde über das Projekt Umfassende Demokratie. In diesem Video bespricht Fotopoulos die Bestandteile der UD: d.h. Politischen, Ökonomischen Sozialen und Ökologischen Demokratie. Това е проектът за пряка политическа демокрация, икономическа демокрация (отвъд границите на пазарната и централизираната, планова икономика) и също демокрация в социален и екологичен план. На кратко Всеобщата Демокрация е форма на социална организация която обединява отново икономика, политика и природа в обществото. Идеята за Всеобща демокрация идва от синтез на две големи исторически традиции: класическата демократична и социалистката. Тя също така обхваща радикални зелени, феминистки, движенията на коренните населения и либертарни движения в Юга. От гледната точка на Всеобщата (инклузивна) демокрация светът е в многоизмерна криза, причинена от концентрацията на власт в ръцете на различни елити, резултат от установяването на системата на пазарна/растежна икономика, представителна демокрация и сродните форми на йерархични структури. Следователно Всеобщата демокрация не се смята за утопия, а вероятно за единственият изход от сегашната криза. http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/fotopoulos email: editors@inclusivedemocracy.org

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Greece: between Scylla and the Eurozone

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Role of Greece in the Transnational Elite plot. Will the new Syriza government manage to recover Greece from crisis, or is it a regular soap bubble? - An interview with Takis Fotopoulos, political philosopher and economist, founder of Inclusive Democracy, editor of The International Journal of Inclusive Democracy.

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1/4 Inclusive Democracy: An Introduction with Takis Fotopoulos discussing with Oliver Ressler

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Updated: 24 Dec 2008
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Subtitles (English, Català, Ελληνικά, Castellano) available. (EN) 1st part of an Interview with Takis Fotopoulos about the Inclusive Democracy project given to Oliver Ressler on July 19th 2003 for the series "Alternative Economics, Alternative Societies". In this video installation, Fotopoulos discusses the constituents of Inclusive Democracy: Political, Economic, democracy at the Social level and Ecological democracy. He is also offering a thorough analysis of the ID' s proposed economic model for a state-less, market-less and money-less economy. Finally, he refers to the transitional strategy for the transformation to an autonomous society (individually and collectively), for an Inclusive Democracy. About Inclusive Democracy and Fotopoulos: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org email us: editors@inclusivedemocracy.org About Oliver Ressler and his installations: http://www.ressler.at/ (ES) En este vídeo, Fotopoulos expone los constituyentes de la Democracia Inclusiva: democracia política, económica, en el ámbito social y ecológica. También ofrece un rápido análisis de un modelo de economía sin Estado, sin mercado y sin dinero propuesto por la DI. Finalmente, habla brevemente de la estrategia de transición para la transformación hacia una sociedad autónoma (individual y socialmente), hacia una democracia inclusiva. Sobre el proyecto de la DI: http://democraciainclusiva.org http://democraciainclusiva.blogspot.com http://inclusivedemocracy.org info@democraciainclusiva.org (CA) En aquest vídeo, Fotopoulos exposa els constituents de la Democràcia Inclusiva: democràcia política, econòmica, en l'àmbit social i ecològica. També ofereix un ràpid anàlisi d'un model d'economia sense Estat, sense mercat i sense diners proposat per la DI. Finalment, parla breument de l'estratègia de transició per la transformació cap una societat autònoma (individual i socialment), cap una democràcia inclusiva. Sobre el projecte de la DI: http://democraciainclusiva.org http://democraciainclusiva.blogspot.com http://inclusivedemocracy.org info@democraciainclusiva.org (GR) Τι είναι η Περιεκτική Δημοκρατία; Συνέντευξη του Τάκη Φωτόπουλου στον Oliver Ressler. Σε αυτό το βίντεο, ο Φωτόπουλος συζητά για τις θεμελιώδεις συνιστώσες μιας Περιεκτικής Δημοκρατίας (ΠΔ): Πολιτική, Οικονομική, δημοκρατία στο Κοινωνικό επίπεδο και Οικολογική δημοκρατία. Κάνει επίσης μια εισαγωγή στο οικονομικό μοντέλο της ΠΔ για μια α-κρατική, α-χρήματη και χωρίς αγορά οικονομία. Τέλος, αναφέρεται στη μεταβατική στρατηγική για τον Mετασχηματισμό της κοινωνίας σε μια αυτόνομη κοινωνία, σε μια ΠΔ. Περισσότερα για την Περιεκτική Δημοκρατία: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/pd email: peridimok@gmail.com Για τον Oliver Ressler και τις βίντεο-εγκαταστάσεις του: http://www.ressler.at/

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2/4 Inclusive Democracy: An Introduction with Takis Fotopoulos discussing with Oliver Ressler

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Updated: 24 Dec 2008
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Subtitles (English, Català, Ελληνικά, Castellano) available. (EN) 2nd part of an Interview with Takis Fotopoulos about the Inclusive Democracy project given to Oliver Ressler on July 19th 2003 for the series "Alternative Economics, Alternative Societies". In this video installation, Fotopoulos discusses the constituents of Inclusive Democracy: Political, Economic, democracy at the Social level and Ecological democracy. He is also offering a thorough analysis of the ID' s proposed economic model for a state-less, market-less and money-less economy. Finally, he refers to the transitional strategy for the transformation to an autonomous society (individually and collectively), for an Inclusive Democracy. About Inclusive Democracy and Fotopoulos: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org email us: editors@inclusivedemocracy.org About Oliver Ressler and his installations: http://www.ressler.at/ (ES) En este vídeo, Fotopoulos expone los constituyentes de la Democracia Inclusiva: democracia política, económica, en el ámbito social y ecológica. También ofrece un rápido análisis de un modelo de economía sin Estado, sin mercado y sin dinero propuesto por la DI. Finalmente, habla brevemente de la estrategia de transición para la transformación hacia una sociedad autónoma (individual y socialmente), hacia una democracia inclusiva. Sobre el proyecto de la DI: http://democraciainclusiva.org http://democraciainclusiva.blogspot.com http://inclusivedemocracy.org info@democraciainclusiva.org (CA) En aquest vídeo, Fotopoulos exposa els constituents de la Democràcia Inclusiva: democràcia política, econòmica, en l'àmbit social i ecològica. També ofereix un ràpid anàlisi d'un model d'economia sense Estat, sense mercat i sense diners proposat per la DI. Finalment, parla breument de l'estratègia de transició per la transformació cap una societat autònoma (individual i socialment), cap una democràcia inclusiva. Sobre el projecte de la DI: http://democraciainclusiva.org http://democraciainclusiva.blogspot.com http://inclusivedemocracy.org info@democraciainclusiva.org (GR) Τι είναι η Περιεκτική Δημοκρατία; Συνέντευξη του Τάκη Φωτόπουλου στον Oliver Ressler. Σε αυτό το βίντεο, ο Φωτόπουλος συζητά για τις θεμελιώδεις συνιστώσες μιας Περιεκτικής Δημοκρατίας (ΠΔ): Πολιτική, Οικονομική, δημοκρατία στο Κοινωνικό επίπεδο και Οικολογική δημοκρατία. Κάνει επίσης μια εισαγωγή στο οικονομικό μοντέλο της ΠΔ για μια α-κρατική, α-χρήματη και χωρίς αγορά οικονομία. Τέλος, αναφέρεται στη μεταβατική στρατηγική για τον Mετασχηματισμό της κοινωνίας σε μια αυτόνομη κοινωνία, σε μια ΠΔ. Περισσότερα για την Περιεκτική Δημοκρατία: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/pd email: peridimok@gmail.com Για τον Oliver Ressler και τις βίντεο-εγκαταστάσεις του: http://www.ressler.at/

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3/4 Inclusive Democracy: An Introduction with Takis Fotopoulos discussing with Oliver Ressler

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Subtitles (English, Català, Ελληνικά, Castellano) available. (EN) 3rd part of an Interview with Takis Fotopoulos about the Inclusive Democracy project given to Oliver Ressler on July 19th 2003 for the series "Alternative Economics, Alternative Societies". In this video installation, Fotopoulos discusses the constituents of Inclusive Democracy: Political, Economic, democracy at the Social level and Ecological democracy. He is also offering a thorough analysis of the ID' s proposed economic model for a state-less, market-less and money-less economy. Finally, he refers to the transitional strategy for the transformation to an autonomous society (individually and collectively), for an Inclusive Democracy. About Inclusive Democracy and Fotopoulos: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org email us: editors@inclusivedemocracy.org About Oliver Ressler and his installations: http://www.ressler.at/ (ES) En este vídeo, Fotopoulos expone los constituyentes de la Democracia Inclusiva: democracia política, económica, en el ámbito social y ecológica. También ofrece un rápido análisis de un modelo de economía sin Estado, sin mercado y sin dinero propuesto por la DI. Finalmente, habla brevemente de la estrategia de transición para la transformación hacia una sociedad autónoma (individual y socialmente), hacia una democracia inclusiva. Sobre el proyecto de la DI: http://democraciainclusiva.org http://democraciainclusiva.blogspot.com http://inclusivedemocracy.org info@democraciainclusiva.org (CA) En aquest vídeo, Fotopoulos exposa els constituents de la Democràcia Inclusiva: democràcia política, econòmica, en l'àmbit social i ecològica. També ofereix un ràpid anàlisi d'un model d'economia sense Estat, sense mercat i sense diners proposat per la DI. Finalment, parla breument de l'estratègia de transició per la transformació cap una societat autònoma (individual i socialment), cap una democràcia inclusiva. Sobre el projecte de la DI: http://democraciainclusiva.org http://democraciainclusiva.blogspot.com http://inclusivedemocracy.org info@democraciainclusiva.org (GR) Τι είναι η Περιεκτική Δημοκρατία; Συνέντευξη του Τάκη Φωτόπουλου στον Oliver Ressler. Σε αυτό το βίντεο, ο Φωτόπουλος συζητά για τις θεμελιώδεις συνιστώσες μιας Περιεκτικής Δημοκρατίας (ΠΔ): Πολιτική, Οικονομική, δημοκρατία στο Κοινωνικό επίπεδο και Οικολογική δημοκρατία. Κάνει επίσης μια εισαγωγή στο οικονομικό μοντέλο της ΠΔ για μια α-κρατική, α-χρήματη και χωρίς αγορά οικονομία. Τέλος, αναφέρεται στη μεταβατική στρατηγική για τον Mετασχηματισμό της κοινωνίας σε μια αυτόνομη κοινωνία, σε μια ΠΔ. Περισσότερα για την Περιεκτική Δημοκρατία: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/pd email: peridimok@gmail.com Για τον Oliver Ressler και τις βίντεο-εγκαταστάσεις του: http://www.ressler.at/

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4/4 Inclusive Democracy: An Introduction with Takis Fotopoulos discussing with Oliver Ressler

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Subtitles (English, Català, Ελληνικά, Castellano) available. (EN) 4th part of an Interview with Takis Fotopoulos about the Inclusive Democracy project given to Oliver Ressler on July 19th 2003 for the series "Alternative Economics, Alternative Societies". In this video installation, Fotopoulos discusses the constituents of Inclusive Democracy: Political, Economic, democracy at the Social level and Ecological democracy. He is also offering a thorough analysis of the ID' s proposed economic model for a state-less, market-less and money-less economy. Finally, he refers to the transitional strategy for the transformation to an autonomous society (individually and collectively), for an Inclusive Democracy. About Inclusive Democracy and Fotopoulos: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org email us: editors@inclusivedemocracy.org About Oliver Ressler and his installations: http://www.ressler.at/ (ES) En este vídeo, Fotopoulos expone los constituyentes de la Democracia Inclusiva: democracia política, económica, en el ámbito social y ecológica. También ofrece un rápido análisis de un modelo de economía sin Estado, sin mercado y sin dinero propuesto por la DI. Finalmente, habla brevemente de la estrategia de transición para la transformación hacia una sociedad autónoma (individual y socialmente), hacia una democracia inclusiva. Sobre el proyecto de la DI: http://democraciainclusiva.org http://democraciainclusiva.blogspot.com http://inclusivedemocracy.org info@democraciainclusiva.org (CA) En aquest vídeo, Fotopoulos exposa els constituents de la Democràcia Inclusiva: democràcia política, econòmica, en l'àmbit social i ecològica. També ofereix un ràpid anàlisi d'un model d'economia sense Estat, sense mercat i sense diners proposat per la DI. Finalment, parla breument de l'estratègia de transició per la transformació cap una societat autònoma (individual i socialment), cap una democràcia inclusiva. Sobre el projecte de la DI: http://democraciainclusiva.org http://democraciainclusiva.blogspot.com http://inclusivedemocracy.org info@democraciainclusiva.org (GR) Τι είναι η Περιεκτική Δημοκρατία; Συνέντευξη του Τάκη Φωτόπουλου στον Oliver Ressler. Σε αυτό το βίντεο, ο Φωτόπουλος συζητά για τις θεμελιώδεις συνιστώσες μιας Περιεκτικής Δημοκρατίας (ΠΔ): Πολιτική, Οικονομική, δημοκρατία στο Κοινωνικό επίπεδο και Οικολογική δημοκρατία. Κάνει επίσης μια εισαγωγή στο οικονομικό μοντέλο της ΠΔ για μια α-κρατική, α-χρήματη και χωρίς αγορά οικονομία. Τέλος, αναφέρεται στη μεταβατική στρατηγική για τον Mετασχηματισμό της κοινωνίας σε μια αυτόνομη κοινωνία, σε μια ΠΔ. Περισσότερα για την Περιεκτική Δημοκρατία: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/pd email: peridimok@gmail.com Για τον Oliver Ressler και τις βίντεο-εγκαταστάσεις του: http://www.ressler.at/

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Takis Fotopoulos' TV Intervention on the Greek crisis, EU, Eurozone and Debt

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English subtitles now available! This is Takis Fotopoulos' live intervention at CRETE TV and Giorgos Sahinis' tv show (March 2012) about the Greek crisis and its true causes, the Latin-Americanization of Greece and the peoples of the European South within European Union, the role of the EU and the Eurozone, the Transnational Elite controlling the internationalized Market Economy and Neoliberal Globalization, the results of this devastating process for the people of the South and the World and the need for the Greek people to exit the EU through a Popular Front for Social and National Liberation. And generally what Takis stresses is the need for peoples, especially of the South, to build now Self-Reliant Economies as a first step towards a new Internationalism and true solidarity and self-government of the People, outside Neoliberal Globalization and EU. Takis Fotopoulos' web page: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/fotopoulos The Inclusive Democracy Network: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org The International Journal of Inclusive Democracy: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/journal

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Takis Fotopoulos on the rise of Neoliberalism

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Updated: 28 Mar 2010
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This is a multi-part video interview with T. Fotopoulos, the founder of the Inclusive Democracy project, on the rise of the neoliberal phase of modernity (mid 70s - now) and the consequent emergence of neoliberal globalisation, which was established formally in UK with the rise of Thatcherism and in US with the rise of Reaganomics, although the systemic structural trends for it took off much earlier, with the opening of markets and the huge expansion of multinational corporations. Takis' interview is set about many aspects of Systemic Violence, both indirect and direct, against the vast majority of people around the world and especially in Britain, which were established or expanded throughout the now-omnipresent neoliberal/social-liberal consensus: From the (never-ending) war on "terrorism" to the true nature of May '68 and from the Working Class movement to Academic Repression, this is an important multi-part interview for every citizen who would like to know the history and nature of what the Reformist Left and the mass media call just "neoliberal politics", in a simplistic, if not suspicious, way , disorienting people from the crucial fact that, as long as markets remain open and liberalised, governments of countries integrated into the system of the internationalised market economy will have to follow basically the same policies, either they are conservative, or "socialist", green or fundamentalist. Takis Fotopoulos' Archive: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/fotopoulos The International Journal of Inclusive Democracy: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/journal The Inclusive Democracy Network: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org Contact T.F.: editors@inclusivedemocracy.org

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Takis Fotopoulos on Direct Action and the antiglobalization movement

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This is a multi-part video interview with T. Fotopoulos, the founder of the Inclusive Democracy project, on the rise of the neoliberal phase of modernity (mid 70s - now) and the consequent emergence of neoliberal globalisation, which was established formally in UK with the rise of Thatcherism and in US with the rise of Reaganomics, although the systemic structural trends for it took off much earlier, with the opening of markets and the huge expansion of multinational corporations. Takis' interview is set about many aspects of Systemic Violence, both indirect and direct, against the vast majority of people around the world and especially in Britain, which were established or expanded throughout the now-omnipresent neoliberal/social-liberal consensus: From the (never-ending) war on "terrorism" to the true nature of May '68 and from Community politics to Academic Repression, this is an important multi-part interview for every citizen who would like to know the history and nature of what the Reformist Left and the mass media call just "neoliberal politics", in a simplistic, if not suspicious, way , disorienting people from the crucial fact that, as long as markets remain open and liberalised, governments of countries integrated into the system of the internationalised market economy will have to follow basically the same policies, either they are conservative, or "socialist", green or fundamentalist. Takis Fotopoulos' Archive: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/fot... The International Journal of Inclusive Democracy: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/jou... The Inclusive Democracy Network: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org Contact T.F.: editors@inclusivedemocracy.org

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Takis Fotopoulos on The Failure Of Central Planning And Market Economies

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This is a short extract (English audio with English subtitles) from Takis Fotopoulos' interview about the Inclusive Democracy project, taken by Oliver Ressler for his video series "Alternative Economics, Alternative Societies" on July 19th 2003. You may watch the full interview at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q5g8jn6VTRM subtitled in six languages Takis Fotopoulos is a political philosopher and economist, founder of the Inclusive Democracy movement. Fotopoulos was born on the Greek island of Chios and his family moved to Athens soon afterwards. After earning degrees in Economics and Political Science and in Law from the University of Athens, he moved to London in 1966 for postgraduate study at the London School of Economics on a Varvaressos scholarship from Athens University. Fotopoulos took an active part in the 1968 student protests in London and in the struggle against the Greek military junta of 1967–1974. He was Senior Lecturer in Economics at the Polytechnic of North London from 1969 to 1989 and has written many books and over 900 articles with several of them having been translated into over twenty languages. He is the editor of The International Journal of Inclusive Democracy (http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/journal/), which succeeded Democracy & Nature, and author of Towards An Inclusive Democracy (1997, you may read free of charge at http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/fotopoulos/english/brbooks/brtid/IDBook.pdf) in which the foundations of the Inclusive Democracy project were set. Fotopoulos is Greek and lives in London

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The Two Main Political Tendencies Today with Takis Fotopoulos

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This is a short extract (English audio with English subtitles) from Galina Tichinskaya’s interview with Takis Fotopoulos for Pravda.ru (26.02.2015). Original video (English audio, no subtitles) at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Es8jU3dSgyo Alternatively you may read the transcript of the interview at http://inclusivedemocracy.org/journal/vol11/vol11_no1_Is_there_a_way_out_of_the_crisis_within_EU_The_case_of_Greece.html Takis Fotopoulos is a political philosopher and economist, founder of the Inclusive Democracy movement. Fotopoulos was born on the Greek island of Chios and his family moved to Athens soon afterwards. After earning degrees in Economics and Political Science and in Law from the University of Athens, he moved to London in 1966 for postgraduate study at the London School of Economics on a Varvaressos scholarship from Athens University. Fotopoulos took an active part in the 1968 student protests in London and in the struggle against the Greek military junta of 1967–1974. He was Senior Lecturer in Economics at the Polytechnic of North London from 1969 to 1989 and has written many books and over 900 articles with several of them having been translated into over twenty languages. He is the editor of The International Journal of Inclusive Democracy (http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/journal/), which succeeded Democracy & Nature, and author of Towards An Inclusive Democracy (1997, you may read free of charge at http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/fotopoulos/english/brbooks/brtid/IDBook.pdf) in which the foundations of the Inclusive Democracy project were set. Fotopoulos is Greek and lives in London

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An interpretation of history with Takis Fotopoulos

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This is a short extract (English audio with English subtitles) from Takis Fotopoulos' talk at the celebration of the CNT CeNTenary, Barcelona, April 2010. You may watch the full talk at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0A18131115ECBE50 subtitled in six languages Takis Fotopoulos is a political philosopher and economist, founder of the Inclusive Democracy movement. Fotopoulos was born on the Greek island of Chios and his family moved to Athens soon afterwards. After earning degrees in Economics and Political Science and in Law from the University of Athens, he moved to London in 1966 for postgraduate study at the London School of Economics on a Varvaressos scholarship from Athens University. Fotopoulos took an active part in the 1968 student protests in London and in the struggle against the Greek military junta of 1967–1974. He was Senior Lecturer in Economics at the Polytechnic of North London from 1969 to 1989 and has written many books and over 900 articles with several of them having been translated into over twenty languages. He is the editor of The International Journal of Inclusive Democracy (http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/journal/), which succeeded Democracy & Nature, and author of Towards An Inclusive Democracy (1997, you may read free of charge at http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/fotopoulos/english/brbooks/brtid/IDBook.pdf) in which the foundations of the Inclusive Democracy project were set. Fotopoulos is Greek and lives in London

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Takis Fotopoulos: Discussion about Inclusive Democracy Part 1 of 3

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Updated: 05 Feb 2012
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This is a talk by Takis Fotopoulos about "The current Multidimensional Crisis and Inclusive Democracy" at Oxford University which took place on November 12th, 2008. This 1st Part contains a rough introduction to Fotopoulos' work and influences and some points on the historic traditions of the democratic/autonomous, socialist libertarian and the radical new movements are made. We are then introduced to the multiple aspects of the deepening multidimensional crisis of our era (political, economical, social, ecological, ideological) that share a common trend: Immense concentration of power and separation of society from Polity, Economy and Nature. The event was organized by the Oxford University Greek Society. Subtitles not yet available in full length. http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org Publisher: The ID Network

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Takis Fotopoulos: Discussion about Inclusive Democracy Part 2 of 3

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Updated: 05 Feb 2012
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This is the 2nd Part of the discussion with Takis Fotopoulos about the Multidimensional Crisis and Inclusive Democracy at Oxford University. In this part you can listen to the analysis of the current economic crisis and the reasons behind it and behind such crisis that is unavoidable due to the inexorable function of the system of market/growth economy which leads to the growing concentration of economic power into the hands of (now transnational) elites. Then, Fotopoulos makes a brief analysis of the integral components of Inclusive Democracy (economic, political, ecological and social democracy) which, beginning from the fact that the concentration of power at all levels is the exclusive reason for the multi-dimensional crisis of our modernity, proposes an autonomous/democratic social system that secures the equal distribution of power in all realms of human activity, an Inclusive Democracy. Then, you can listen to the very interesting dialogue part between Fotopoulos and some of the participants which tries to answer to questions about "modernization criteria" for an Inclusive Democracy, the theory of the called "no-waste" and effective hierarchical structure of the market economy and the notion of "spontaneous hierarchies" (mentions of Pareto, Hayek, Russell, Arendt, Carter and others are made). Subtitles not available yet. http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org Publisher: The ID Network

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Takis Fotopoulos on Neoliberalism and War

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Duration: 4:56
Updated: 30 Mar 2010
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This is a multi-part video interview with Takis Fotopoulos, the founder of the Inclusive Democracy project, on the rise of the neoliberal phase of modernity (mid 70s - now) and the consequent emergence of neoliberal globalisation, which was established formally in UK with the rise of Thatcherism and in US with the rise of Reaganomics, although the systemic structural trends for it took off much earlier, with the opening of markets and the huge expansion of multinational corporations. Takis' interview is set about many aspects of Systemic Violence, both indirect and direct, against the vast majority of people around the world and especially in Britain, which were established or expanded throughout the now-omnipresent neoliberal/social-liberal consensus: From the (never-ending) war on "terrorism" to the true nature of May '68 and from the Working Class movement to Academic Repression, this is an important multi-part interview for every citizen who would like to know the history and nature of what the Reformist Left and the mass media call just "neoliberal politics", in a simplistic, if not suspicious, way, disorienting people from the crucial fact that, as long as markets remain open and liberalised, governments of countries integrated into the system of the internationalised market economy will have to follow basically the same policies, either they are conservative, or "socialist", green or fundamentalist. Takis Fotopoulos' Archive: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/fotopoulos The International Journal of Inclusive Democracy: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/journal The Inclusive Democracy Network: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org Contact T.F.: editors@inclusivedemocracy.org

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Takis Fotopoulos on New Social Movements

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Duration: 9:14
Updated: 28 Mar 2010
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This is a multi-part video interview with T. Fotopoulos, the founder of the Inclusive Democracy project, on the rise of the neoliberal phase of modernity (mid 70s - now) and the consequent emergence of neoliberal globalisation, which was established formally in UK with the rise of Thatcherism and in US with the rise of Reaganomics, although the systemic structural trends for it took off much earlier, with the opening of markets and the huge expansion of multinational corporations. Takis' interview is set about many aspects of Systemic Violence, both indirect and direct, against the vast majority of people around the world and especially in Britain, which were established or expanded throughout the now-omnipresent neoliberal/social-liberal consensus: From the (never-ending) war on "terrorism" to the true nature of May '68 and from the Working Class movement to Academic Repression, this is an important multi-part interview for every citizen who would like to know the history and nature of what the Reformist Left and the mass media call just "neoliberal politics", in a simplistic, if not suspicious, way , disorienting people from the crucial fact that, as long as markets remain open and liberalised, governments of countries integrated into the system of the internationalised market economy will have to follow basically the same policies, either they are conservative, or "socialist", green or fundamentalist. Takis Fotopoulos' Archive: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/fotopoulos The International Journal of Inclusive Democracy: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/journal The Inclusive Democracy Network: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org Contact T.F.: editors@inclusivedemocracy.org

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Takis Fotopoulos on the Working Class Movement

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Duration: 10:56
Updated: 30 Mar 2010
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This is a multi-part video interview with T. Fotopoulos, the founder of the Inclusive Democracy project, on the rise of the neoliberal phase of modernity (mid 70s - now) and the consequent emergence of neoliberal globalisation, which was established formally in UK with the rise of Thatcherism and in US with the rise of Reaganomics, although the systemic structural trends for it took off much earlier, with the opening of markets and the huge expansion of multinational corporations. Takis' interview is set about many aspects of Systemic Violence, both indirect and direct, against the vast majority of people around the world and especially in Britain, which were established or expanded throughout the now-omnipresent neoliberal/social-liberal consensus: From the (never-ending) war on "terrorism" to the true nature of May '68 and from the Working Class movement to Academic Repression, this is an important multi-part interview for every citizen who would like to know the history and nature of what the Reformist Left and the mass media call just "neoliberal politics", in a simplistic, if not suspicious, way , disorienting people from the crucial fact that, as long as markets remain open and liberalised, governments of countries integrated into the system of the internationalised market economy will have to follow basically the same policies, either they are conservative, or "socialist", green or fundamentalist. Takis Fotopoulos' Archive: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/fotopoulos The International Journal of Inclusive Democracy: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/journal The Inclusive Democracy Network: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org Contact T.F.: editors@inclusivedemocracy.org

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Takis Fotopoulos on Neoliberalism & Media

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Duration: 6:37
Updated: 30 Mar 2010
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This is a multi-part video interview with T. Fotopoulos, the founder of the Inclusive Democracy project, on the rise of the neoliberal phase of modernity (mid 70s - now) and the consequent emergence of neoliberal globalisation, which was established formally in UK with the rise of Thatcherism and in US with the rise of Reaganomics, although the systemic structural trends for it took off much earlier, with the opening of markets and the huge expansion of multinational corporations. Takis' interview is set about many aspects of Systemic Violence, both indirect and direct, against the vast majority of people around the world and especially in Britain, which were established or expanded throughout the now-omnipresent neoliberal/social-liberal consensus: From the (never-ending) war on "terrorism" to the true nature of May '68 and from Community politics to Academic Repression, this is an important multi-part interview for every citizen who would like to know the history and nature of what the Reformist Left and the mass media call just "neoliberal politics", in a simplistic, if not suspicious, way , disorienting people from the crucial fact that, as long as markets remain open and liberalised, governments of countries integrated into the system of the internationalised market economy will have to follow basically the same policies, either they are conservative, or "socialist", green or fundamentalist. Takis Fotopoulos' Archive: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/fotopoulos The International Journal of Inclusive Democracy: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/journal The Inclusive Democracy Network: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org Contact T.F.: editors@inclusivedemocracy.org

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Takis Fotopoulos on Neoliberal Deindustrialization and the present crisis

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Duration: 3:54
Updated: 20 Jul 2010
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This is a multi-part video interview with T. Fotopoulos, the founder of the Inclusive Democracy project, on the rise of the neoliberal phase of modernity (mid 70s - now) and the consequent emergence of neoliberal globalisation, which was established formally in UK with the rise of Thatcherism and in US with the rise of Reaganomics, although the systemic structural trends for it took off much earlier, with the opening of markets and the huge expansion of multinational corporations. Takis' interview is set about many aspects of Systemic Violence, both indirect and direct, against the vast majority of people around the world and especially in Britain, which were established or expanded throughout the now-omnipresent neoliberal/social-liberal consensus: From the (never-ending) war on "terrorism" to the true nature of May '68 and from Community politics to Academic Repression, this is an important multi-part interview for every citizen who would like to know the history and nature of what the Reformist Left and the mass media call just "neoliberal politics", in a simplistic, if not suspicious, way , disorienting people from the crucial fact that, as long as markets remain open and liberalised, governments of countries integrated into the system of the internationalised market economy will have to follow basically the same policies, either they are conservative, or "socialist", green or fundamentalist. Takis Fotopoulos' Archive: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/fotopoulos The International Journal of Inclusive Democracy: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/journal The Inclusive Democracy Network: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org Contact T.F.: editors@inclusivedemocracy.org

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Takis Fotopoulos on Anti-Systemic Consciousness and Transitional Strategies

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Duration: 7:14
Updated: 26 Jul 2010
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This is a multi-part video interview with T. Fotopoulos, the founder of the Inclusive Democracy project, on the rise of the neoliberal phase of modernity (mid 70s - now) and the consequent emergence of neoliberal globalisation, which was established formally in UK with the rise of Thatcherism and in US with the rise of Reaganomics, although the systemic structural trends for it took off much earlier, with the opening of markets and the huge expansion of multinational corporations. Takis' interview is set about many aspects of Systemic Violence, both indirect and direct, against the vast majority of people around the world and especially in Britain, which were established or expanded throughout the now-omnipresent neoliberal/social-liberal consensus: From the (never-ending) war on "terrorism" to the true nature of May '68 and from Community politics to Academic Repression, this is an important multi-part interview for every citizen who would like to know the history and nature of what the Reformist Left and the mass media call just "neoliberal politics", in a simplistic, if not suspicious, way , disorienting people from the crucial fact that, as long as markets remain open and liberalised, governments of countries integrated into the system of the internationalised market economy will have to follow basically the same policies, either they are conservative, or "socialist", green or fundamentalist. Takis Fotopoulos' Archive: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/fotopoulos The International Journal of Inclusive Democracy: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/journal The Inclusive Democracy Network: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org Contact T.F.: editors@inclusivedemocracy.org

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Takis Fotopoulos on "Terrorism" and the Wars of the Transnational Elite

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Duration: 9:42
Updated: 20 Jul 2010
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This is a multi-part video interview with T. Fotopoulos, the founder of the Inclusive Democracy project, on the rise of the neoliberal phase of modernity (mid 70s - now) and the consequent emergence of neoliberal globalisation, which was established formally in UK with the rise of Thatcherism and in US with the rise of Reaganomics, although the systemic structural trends for it took off much earlier, with the opening of markets and the huge expansion of multinational corporations. Takis' interview is set about many aspects of Systemic Violence, both indirect and direct, against the vast majority of people around the world and especially in Britain, which were established or expanded throughout the now-omnipresent neoliberal/social-liberal consensus: From the (never-ending) war on "terrorism" to the true nature of May '68 and from Community politics to Academic Repression, this is an important multi-part interview for every citizen who would like to know the history and nature of what the Reformist Left and the mass media call just "neoliberal politics", in a simplistic, if not suspicious, way , disorienting people from the crucial fact that, as long as markets remain open and liberalised, governments of countries integrated into the system of the internationalised market economy will have to follow basically the same policies, either they are conservative, or "socialist", green or fundamentalist. Takis Fotopoulos' Archive: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/fotopoulos The International Journal of Inclusive Democracy: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/journal The Inclusive Democracy Network: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org Contact T.F.: editors@inclusivedemocracy.org

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Takis Fotopoulos on the Poll Tax Riots and Community Politics

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Duration: 4:20
Updated: 30 Mar 2010
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This is a multi-part video interview with T. Fotopoulos, the founder of the Inclusive Democracy project, on the rise of the neoliberal phase of modernity (mid 70s - now) and the consequent emergence of neoliberal globalisation, which was established formally in UK with the rise of Thatcherism and in US with the rise of Reaganomics, although the systemic structural trends for it took off much earlier, with the opening of markets and the huge expansion of multinational corporations. Takis' interview is set about many aspects of Systemic Violence, both indirect and direct, against the vast majority of people around the world and especially in Britain, which were established or expanded throughout the now-omnipresent neoliberal/social-liberal consensus: From the (never-ending) war on "terrorism" to the true nature of May '68 and from Community politics to Academic Repression, this is an important multi-part interview for every citizen who would like to know the history and nature of what the Reformist Left and the mass media call just "neoliberal politics", in a simplistic, if not suspicious, way , disorienting people from the crucial fact that, as long as markets remain open and liberalised, governments of countries integrated into the system of the internationalised market economy will have to follow basically the same policies, either they are conservative, or "socialist", green or fundamentalist. Takis Fotopoulos' Archive: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/fotopoulos The International Journal of Inclusive Democracy: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/journal The Inclusive Democracy Network: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org Contact T.F.: editors@inclusivedemocracy.org

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Takis Fotopoulos on Globalization and the End of Social Democracy

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Duration: 9:24
Updated: 30 Mar 2010
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This is a multi-part video interview with T. Fotopoulos, the founder of the Inclusive Democracy project, on the rise of the neoliberal phase of modernity (mid 70s - now) and the consequent emergence of neoliberal globalisation, which was established formally in UK with the rise of Thatcherism and in US with the rise of Reaganomics, although the systemic structural trends for it took off much earlier, with the opening of markets and the huge expansion of multinational corporations. Takis' interview is set about many aspects of Systemic Violence, both indirect and direct, against the vast majority of people around the world and especially in Britain, which were established or expanded throughout the now-omnipresent neoliberal/social-liberal consensus: From the (never-ending) war on "terrorism" to the true nature of May '68 and from Community politics to Academic Repression, this is an important multi-part interview for every citizen who would like to know the history and nature of what the Reformist Left and the mass media call just "neoliberal politics", in a simplistic, if not suspicious, way , disorienting people from the crucial fact that, as long as markets remain open and liberalised, governments of countries integrated into the system of the internationalised market economy will have to follow basically the same policies, either they are conservative, or "socialist", green or fundamentalist. Takis Fotopoulos' Archive: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/fotopoulos The International Journal of Inclusive Democracy: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/journal The Inclusive Democracy Network: http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org Contact T.F.: editors@inclusivedemocracy.org

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