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This is the main forum category. As a level one category it serves as a container for individual boards or forums.
Basic ideas (public)
Here you can participate in discussions about the basic ideas that the TANIT conference in Berlin in August 2009 decided should lay the basis for a new international organisation. Each topic should result in one or possible several opposing statements to be voted upon at the founding congress that we are aiming to hold in August 2011.
Nature of the epoch(5/2)
Transition to Socialism(18/103)
The Labour Movement(7/29)
Organisational Culture(13/37)
Socialist Manifesto(14/85)
57 Topics 256 Replies
Last Post: Re: The usurpation of freedom
by ErikAndersson
2 months, 1 week ago
General Discussion (public)
Here you can post a variety of political contributions and questions. These might develop into a topic and be transferred to the basic ideas forum.
China(6/1)
Moderators: wojtek.figiel
36 Topics 63 Replies
Last Post: Re: What is Socialism?
by JG
1 day, 10 hours ago
News (public)
Here you can post news about the social, political, and economic situation in a specific country.
Moderators: wojtek.figiel
24 Topics 55 Replies
Last Post: Invitation to Socialisten AGM, ...
by Jonas Ryberg
2 weeks, 6 days ago
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The TANIT Forum has been created to provide a vehicle for the exchange of views and news among supporters of our project, and the development of clear ideas. The Forum is divided into five areas. The first three are open to any member of the public to view. However, if you wish to add your comments and generally participate in our debates you will need to register which means that you agree with the general aims of TANIT and are willing to abide by our democratic Online Discussion Rules. Registration also allows you to view and comment in our two internal areas.
 

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