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Participatory Democracy: From the Port Huron Statement to Occupy Wall Street, Tom HaydenQuicklink Submitted By Ethan Hollow No comments
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| This is the fiftieth anniversary year of the Port Huron Statement, the founding declaration of Students for a Democratic Society, issued as a "living document" in 1962. The SDS call for a participatory democracy echoes today in student-led democracy movements around the world, even appearing as the first principle of the Occupy Wall Street September 17 declaration. |
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