Libertarian socialism (n.) barely exists anywhere, yet its pieces are visible: Western civil rights, the kibbutz, Yugoslav workers' councils, and the popular awakenings of Third World revolutions.
Libertarian socialism (n.) is the true heir of the Enlightenment, keeping alive the radical humanism and liberal ideals that were twisted into an ideology for capitalism.
Libertarian socialism (n.) stays a living guide for exactly as long as freeing people from economic exploitation and political enslavement remains unfinished.
Libertarian socialism (n.) both needs a change in human nature and exists to cause one: free institutions let new sides of people flourish, who then build freer institutions still.
Libertarian socialism (n.) aims past workers' control at every kind of domination in public and private life — a struggle with no finish line, since each gain exposes oppressions hidden in old habits.