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| − | The [[LM network]] or LM group is a loosely constituted political grouping sharing a common, anti-environmentalist, apparently libertarian ideology. It is populated by individuals associated with the [[Revolutionary Communist Party]], its | + | The [[LM network]] or LM group is a loosely constituted political grouping sharing a common, anti-environmentalist, apparently libertarian ideology. It is populated by individuals associated with the now defunct [[Revolutionary Communist Party]], its principal publication, also defunct, [[Living Marxism]] and a number of initatives and platforms launched by the group. |
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Revision as of 20:13, 1 May 2010
The LM network or LM group is a loosely constituted political grouping sharing a common, anti-environmentalist, apparently libertarian ideology. It is populated by individuals associated with the now defunct Revolutionary Communist Party, its principal publication, also defunct, Living Marxism and a number of initatives and platforms launched by the group.
Contents
LM network alphabetical list
A-C
- Campaign Against Militarism
- Campaign for Internet Freedom
- Aidan Campbell
- Channel Cyberia
- Barrie Collins
- John Conroy
D-F
- Steve Daley
- Thomas Deichmann
- Will Deighton
- Ceri Dingle
- Martin Durkin
- Bill Durodie
- Families for Freedom
- Feminists for Justice
- Michael Fitzpatrick
- Fiona Foster
- Claire Fox
- Fiona Fox
- Freedom & Law
- Ann Furedi
- Frank Furedi
G-I
J-L
- Tiffany Jenkins
- Eve Kaye or Eve Kay
- Rob Killick
- Ellie Lee
- Kirk Leech
- Libero!
- Living Marxism
- Daniel Lloyd
- London International Research Exchange
- Rob Lyons
M-O
P-R
S-U
V-Z
Resources
- Mike Small, 'The Faction That Fools the World' Variant Issue 24, Winter 2005, version placed in web archive 20 April 2007
