In this candid memoir of a political renegade, Michael Albert offers a deeply personal account of recent American movements to transform inequality. A visionary figure, Albert recounts a life of uncompromising commitment—whether chronicling the surge of protests against the Vietnam War and his own political awakening as a member of SDS, or addressing the challenges of creating alternative social models. Reflections on the life of a campus agitator and would-be physicist cum radical economist, Remembering Tomorrow is a study in the profound hope that inspires social change.
Michael Albert is a leading critic in the fields of political economy, U.S. foreign policy, and mass media. A veteran writer and activist, he currently works with Z Magazine and the website Znet, both of which he co-founded. Albert developed, along with Robin Hahnel, the economic vision known as participatory economics. The author of more than fifteen books, including Parecon: Life After Capitalism and the memoir Rememebering Tomorrow: From SDS to Life After Capitalism. He lives in Woods Hole, MA, with his partner Lydia Sargent.
