Communalism as Alternative

What defines Communalism? What distinguishes it from other radical ideologies? What social and political alternatives does it offer? "Communalism as Alternative" answers these questions: it presents a broad overview of this political ideology and suggests some ways it can be translated into practical politics.

Table of Contents:

1. Communalism as Alternative

2. Bases for Communalist Programs

3. Libertarian Municipalsim and the Radical Program

Notes

Eirik Eiglad joined the anti-militarist, environmentalist and anti-racist movement in the early 1990s and became a social ecologist. As an activist, writer, translator and editor he has been involved in a range of left-libertarian projects in Norway.