*** Introduction: The People’s Self-Defense

** 1. How the world works. Global division of labor

*** 1.1 Mining, commodity-based countries

*** 1.2 Production, manufacturing countries

*** 1.3 Metropole

*** 1.4 Consumer society, irrational distribution of goods

*** 1.5 World dumps

*** 1.6 Migration, migrant supplying countries

*** 1.7 Chauvinism, competition between second-rate countries

*** 1.8 Fascism and revanchism, the struggle for increasing status in the world system

*** 1.9 Social democracy, a compromise between Western society and the state

*** 1.10 Anti-capitalist projects

** 2. Capitalism and the state

*** 2.1 Concentration of wealth, global inequality as an inevitable consequence of capitalism

*** 2.2 State – a hierarchical organization for the redistribution of resources and subordination of society

*** 2.3 The modern state is a product of capitalism. Capitalism is a product of centralization

*** 2.4 Capitalism, borders and wars

*** 2.5 Wage labor – the basis of capitalism

*** 2.6 Police and order

*** 2.7 Capitalism – the global system

*** 2.8 Representation – justification of authority

*** 2.9 Parliamentarism

*** 2.10 The power of corporations

*** 2.11 The decline of capitalism?

** 3. New society

*** 3.1 Basic principles of a new society

*** 3.2 Direct democracy

*** 3.3 National Assembly

*** 3.4 Organization of the national assembly

*** 3.5 Coordination of public assemblies

*** 3.6 Positions and profile committees

*** 3.7 Political and territorial structure

*** 3.8. Laws and referenda

*** 3.9 Keeping order

*** 3.10 Judicial system

*** 3.11 Sanctions

*** 3.12 Militia

*** 3.13 Education

*** 3.14 Emancipation of labor

*** 3.15 Decentralized planned economy

*** 3.16 Production Robotization

*** 3.17 Enterprise Management

*** 3.18 Distribution centers

*** 3.19. 3D printers

*** 3.20 Economic planning

** 4. The road to a New Society

*** 4.1 The revolutionary subject

*** 4.2 Anti-reformism

*** 4.3 Direct action

*** 4.4 Social revolution

*** 4.5 Transition

*** 4.6 Revolutionary prospects in the post-Soviet territories

*** 4.7 Organization. Organizational core

*** 4.8 Activist Network

*** 4.9 Campaigns, engaging new groups

*** 4.10 Interaction between organizational centers of movement

*** 4.11 Large movement or autonomous groups

*** 4.12 Movement infrastructure, media

*** 4.13 Organization of groups

*** 4.14 Democracy of participation, rights and obligations

*** 4.15 Actionism

*** 4.16 Radical actions

*** 4.17 Political violence

*** 4.18 Social projects

*** 4.19 Social Conflicts

*** 4.20 Repression

*** 4.21 Secrecy

*** 4.22 Training of participants in the movement

*** 4.23 Evolution and revolution

*** 4.24 Education and agitation

*** 4.25 New culture

*** 4.26 Autonomous spaces

*** 4.27 Armed underground or political movement