Fwd: Common Voice journal

[Mark Brown]

here is the most perfect response I can think of right now to Tony's thought 
provoking and well-informed paper (ref: 
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/diggers350/message/869 ), about a new journal, 
info concerning which was recently posted to the anarchy_africa e-mail list:

From:   worldincommon at blueyonder.co.uk
Date:  Mon Dec 8, 2003  9:23 pm
Subject:  Common Voice journal


Dear Friends

I am writing on behalf of the World in Common Group regarding the imminent 
publication - probably in January 2004 - of the first issue of our new 
journal "Common Voice" (a special issue on ecology and environmentalism).

As you may know, one of the functions of the World in Common group is to 
facilitate greater contact and collaboration between different groups - 
anarchists, socialists, libertarian communists,
anarchosyndicalists, council communists and so on - within the broad 
non-market anti-statist political sector. In this regard, we have been 
influenced by the example of the now defunct, and sadly missed,
Discussion Bulletin. While no one is suggesting we sweep our differences 
under the carpet, still less that we unite into one single monolithic 
organisation, it is nevertheless the case that we all share significant 
commonalities which need to be emphasised and celebrated much more than they 
have in the past. That which divides us arguably pales by comparison with 
that which unites us!

But, to get to the point - one of features that we would like to have in the 
Common Voice journal is a contact list of various organisations/journals 
within the non-market anti-statist sector. With that in mind, I am writing 
to ask whether your organisation/journal would like to be mentioned in our 
contact list and , if so, whether you would mind submitting a very brief 
description of it (one or two sentences, please) plus a contact address.

Please let us know by contacting us as soon as possible via our website at 
www.worldincommon.org or at: worldincommon at blueyonder.co.uk   In case you 
are interested, we have two discussion forums which you can join via the 
website as well (or via http://groups.yahoo.com/group/worldincommon/. in the 
case of our main forum)

We look forward to hearing from you and wish you all the best in your 
endeavours

Fraternal regards


Robin Cox
for World in Common group
www.worldincommon.org

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