Publication Name: Nail, Thomas. “Zapatismo and the Global Origins of Occupy,” in Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory vol. 12 no. 3 (Spring 2013): 20-35.

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Originally published at the integral economist, this article examines how 'inverted totalitarianism' has already begun to inroad local communities. Citing recent findings from ecologically based studies in economics, it proposes adapting alternative currencies and forms of ownership as a holistic approach to fostering healthy, sustainable communities.

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Homelessness, Sustainability, Roanoke, Richard Cook, Occupy Wall Street, and 6 more

(John Fullerton, Inverted Totalitarianism, Economic Injustice, Chris Hedges, Bernard Lietaer, and Alternative Currency)

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""Tracking the Occupy movement's inception through the mainstream media's inquiry of, 'What do they want?', this article explores the ground work for a consensus-based response to
that question. Adapting a perspective of global vision, "A Leaderless Revolution" takes direct aim at the creeping menace of inverted totalitarianism and positions itself accordingly.""

More Info: "This article has been published as a blog at 'the integral economist':http://theemergenteconomist.blogspot.com/2011/11/leaderless-revolution-occupy-economic.html"

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Ken Wilber, Fascism, Economic Democracy, Occupy Wall Street, Inverted Totalitarianism, and 5 more

(Economic Inequality, Chris Hedges, Solidarity, Roanoke, and Homelessness)

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Political Philosophy, Democratic Theory, Textual Criticism, review of Sheldon Wolin (2002), and Inverted Totalitarianism edit

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