toward the integration of urban social movements at the world scale: dialogue with w. warren wagar' s"toward a praxis of world integration"
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Abstract
Wagar is correct to heap scorn on the notion that "any movement in any degree of opposition to the capitalist world-system and/or its colluding dominant national states is somehow, almost mystically, a comrade-movement of all the others. The great question is whether antisystemic movements are really antisystemic." That is indeed a great question, which we want to address forthrightly by describing ways the urban component of South Africa's semi-victorious liberation movement might resonate with what's happening elsewhere. That way, we confront Wagar's charge that too many protest movements, even those based in Third World mega-cities, represent little more than a "slender and wobbly reed, at all odds little inclined to collaborate."
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| Authors | ;Patrick Bond;Mzwanele Mayekiso |
| Journal | materials science & engineering c, materials for biological applications |
| Year | 2015 |
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