Amy Goodman
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Ten Years Since Economic Collapse Sparked Occupy Wall Street, the Cooperative Movement Is Surging
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10:35Now PlayingThis week marks the sevenyear anniversary of the Occupy Wall Street movement and 10 years since the collapse of U.S. investment bank Lehman Brothers, which triggered the onset of the global financial crisis. The crisis also sparked massive global anticapitalist movements, including Occupy Wall Street, the M15 movement in Spain and the antiausterity movements in Greece. “It’s striking how little we are marking these anniversaries,” says author and activist Nathan Schneider. “I think … we recognize we really haven’t done anything serious to deal with the causes of this crash.” Schneider’s new book outlines an alternative economic model based on cooperative ownership that saw a resurgence since the 2008 financial crisis. It’s titled “Everything for EveryoneThe Radical Tradition that is Shaping the Next Economy.”
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