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Public ownership as economic democracy

Amidst a faltering discourse around globalisation and neoliberalism, a growing sense of disaffection among much of the broad populace, and the frightening upsurge of right populism around the world, there has never been a more urgent need for a coherent left alternative. Economic stagnation, a widening chasm between rich and poor, declining real incomes for the average worker, and evidence of accelerating climate change all lead to the conclusion that systemic change is required.