The OCAP project will probably be high on the agenda at follow-up discussions at a meeting December 3 at 527 College and at a second conference being considered for six months from now. His assertion that capitalism is all there is but that it doesn't preclude equality and fairness sends young questioners to the mike at the Wednesday-night meeting where Giddens speaks to a packed house that includes profs and students and former premier David Peterson. He also advises against demonizing corporations, adding that governments did far worse things during the 20th century than did the agents of capitalism. And he wants to give all those who would challenge capitalism an assurance that they can make a difference. Those will be the two next instalments of the battle to reform politics from the street up.
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