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Examining the ethics of human rentals and the moral need to create cooperatives

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Michel Bauwens
26th November 2010


This is certain a complex conversation, but worth the effort of deep listening, and it may change your view on the ethics of ‘renting’ human labour, and makes a strong argument for the necessity of cooperatives.

It is part of a series of four which you can find here. The playlist function will probably loop you through the four episodes.

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