Abolishing Money

State socialism, neoliberalism - it's all the same! Thus one could put one's finger on the net result which is drawn in this publication. For it eloquently demonstrates that with one or the other economic and monetary concept of money too many people - and far too much humanity - fall by the wayside. The stirring plea for a world without money, however, does not stop at mere criticism, but makes such a world clear to us together with its advantages. A world without money: would it be at all possible? Would we make it possible? That is and remains the crucial question. Here it is asked and answered.

Eske Bockelmann, born in 1957 in Friedrichshafen, Germany, works in Chemnitz as a lecturer in Latin and Greek. He studied philology and German studies and is also the author of the book "Im Takt des Geldes. Zur Genese modernen Denkens.