28 Jun 2010
In this short RSA Animate, radical sociologist David Harvey asks if it is time to look beyond capitalism, towards a new social order that would allow us to live within a system that could be responsible, just and humane. View his full lecture at the RSA.
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André Sabino - 22 Feb 2012 9:35pm
Fantastic... Tomorrow morning i´ll start my classes with brazilians childrens, 13-14 yo... And i will use this vídeo... For my look, one brazilian group make a translation of this movie...
Carol J. Pierce Colfer - 23 Nov 2011 3:17pm
I LOVE it!!!
Sam - 29 Sep 2011 6:30am
We have to offer devolved differences of governance to differing constituencies. e.g. "Polycentric law" This includes economic forms of governance. A party federalism, rather than a territorial federalism, where one's political ideology affects them rather than just their geographic location's alternate jurisdiction, from the same overall state government as one is registered to it (as a 'citizen'). This is the only way to progress on this socialist versus capitalist issue. Under such a system Capitalists work in a framework of meritocracy, and Communists work within a infrastructure of mutualism; side by side together: to shift from one to another would be like a process of national naturalization; but within the same nation-state. Polycentric federalism.
Mervyn Hyde - 28 Sep 2011 4:04pm
Brilliant! the truth is you only have to look back at how Germany was rebuilt after the last war ! That was not a perfect example but demonstrates what concerted action on behalf of governments can achieve, conversely what Markets destroy.
Barbara Harris - 31 Mar 2011 5:51pm
What an amazing animation and such a direct medium for making sense of nonsense and grees. Well done David Harvey
Elke May - 07 Dec 2010 9:37pm
I was just wondering why the last 25 seconds are silent for me on this clip. Anyone else experience that? Great explanations! Awesome!
richard Johnson - 11 Nov 2010 10:00pm
What a nimwitted hocus pocus farce. Hopefully any thinking and historically aware person will see through this unsubstantiated tour de force! It annoys me that college courses waste time on such nonsense. Any university that allows such a breach of standard academic principles to preach as unchallenged truth -worse call to action - such idiotic interpretations of ANOTHER DISCIPLINE'S stock and trade is not worthy of academic accreditation.
D´Orzac - 06 Aug 2010 6:10pm
Great cartoon and lecture! Let´s change it!!!!!