Part, Chap., §

 1 Intro             |           that is left to the self­-managing regime is its similarity
 2 Messag        (1) |          the perspective of a self-­managing society as "the SP's own
 3 Messag        (11)|            1793 and 1848. The self­-managing program as conceived by
 4 Messag,    2, 4   |     republic is a politically self-­managing nation. A self-managing
 5 Messag        (22)|             that of the poor "self-­managing" worker but rather that
 6 Messag        (23)|            them in the building and managing their cadre de vie... Local
 7 Messag,    2, 10  |            the workers in the self-­managing company. 25~But that is
 8 Messag,    2, 11  |            and social life of self-­managing businesses is more rhetorical
 9 Messag,    2, 11  |        certain standpoint the self-­managing enterprise can be considered
10 Messag,    2, 11  |           to the Program. the self-­managing regime will temporarily
11 Messag,    2, 11  |      egalitarianism, that the self-­managing State does not intend to
12 Messag,    3, 1   |       decides everything in a self-­managing society. It annihilates
13 Messag,    3, 2   |           to foresee that the self-­managing society, which tends to
14 Messag        (47)| international perspectives of self-­managing socialism. In guiding our
15 Commun            |             the first year of self­-managing government. This is the
16 Commun            |           on how a compulsory self-­managing regime is absolutely incompatible
17 Commun            |  conditioned by the socialist self-­managing Moloch. With this publication,
18 Commun            |           personal freedom if self-­managing socialism is implanted in
19 Commun            |           thirteen TFPs about self-­managing socialism is making its