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In reality, that so-called self-management system was controlled and coordinated by political bureaucracy and I think it is wrong to even call it self-management. It was certainly not a classless system and there certainly were authoritarian decision making. However, even self-management with those malfunctions was a much better system than [neoliberalism].<ref>Andrej Grubacic, Don't Mourn, Balkanize!: Essays After Yugoslavia (Oakland: PM Press, 2010) 189-200.</ref> | In reality, that so-called self-management system was controlled and coordinated by political bureaucracy and I think it is wrong to even call it self-management. It was certainly not a classless system and there certainly were authoritarian decision making. However, even self-management with those malfunctions was a much better system than [neoliberalism].<ref>Andrej Grubacic, Don't Mourn, Balkanize!: Essays After Yugoslavia (Oakland: PM Press, 2010) 189-200.</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:09, 21 October 2014
Freedom Fight is "an anarchist, alter-globalist movement created in Serbia in 2003." It runs a news website at www.freedomfight.net. In a February 2007 interview with Andrej Grubacic, Freedom Fight members criticized Yugoslavian state-capitalism:
In reality, that so-called self-management system was controlled and coordinated by political bureaucracy and I think it is wrong to even call it self-management. It was certainly not a classless system and there certainly were authoritarian decision making. However, even self-management with those malfunctions was a much better system than [neoliberalism].[1]
- ↑ Andrej Grubacic, Don't Mourn, Balkanize!: Essays After Yugoslavia (Oakland: PM Press, 2010) 189-200.
