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Is the Kibbutz Socialist?

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In this essay, I will deal with the Kibbutz phenomenon from a purely political perspective, including my own experience of whether or not I found the Kibbutz to be a form of Socialism in Action, or a form of Actually Existing Socialism, to borrow the old CPGB line regarding the former Soviet bloc nations (plus … Continue reading →

Distributism as a means of achieving third way economics.

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“Under capitalism, man exploits man. Under communism, it’s the other way around.” Introduction AT THE beginning of the 21st Century of the Common Era, following the collapse of the Soviet Union and with it the political credibility of state socialism, we are daily confronted by those who claim that these events are a vindication of … Continue reading →

There’s something different about the CPB(M-L)!

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AS WE HAVE noted on several occasions, the main focus of the Third Way Think Tank is on ideas.  For obvious reasons, we’re particularly interested in any group or individual that takes a general position that is ‘Neither Left nor Right.’  However, labels or perceptions are of no real interest to us.  On saying that, … Continue reading →