I think the US and Australia are probably not particularly useful
analogues for the Caribbean and federalism there. Both countries are
reasonably homogeneous or with a fairly wide dispersal of
ethnic/religious/etc. minority/majority populations.
The tensions in the Canadian federal system
The IMF is absolutely making such suggestions, though the WB isn't so
much. See for example the chapter on labor market reforms proposed for
the EU in the May 1994 issue of the Fund's World Economic Outlook. In a
phrase, the recommendation is - become more American!
An interesting bit in the
An article in today's world famous New York Times on "hiking"
on internet pathways refers to a group on communism. Does anyone know
how one would subscribe to this list???
On Sun, 19 Jun 1994 23:17:32 -0700, Alan G. Isaac wrote
I will offer a couple heuristic arguments to try to clarify further what
I mean by there being a fact/value distinction that anyone entering a
discourse must acknowledge. One way of pointing to this is to note that
we do not attempt to
The first few lines of my earlier message was somehow stripped it
(truncation in reverse? who knows) The first paragraph should have read:
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First, Many thanks to Steve and Bill for the info ("facts"?) on the impact
of the Aussie electoral system and party politics. It definitely adds
Tue, 21 Jun 1994 13:04:34 -0700, Steven Zahniser seriously underrepresents
Bill Clinton's committment to fundamental change. Steven writes:
Yesterday I received a form letter from Bill Clinton himself in which he
expressed his commitment to ... restoring Major League Baseball's four
division
Mike Meeropol talks of an NPR segment on the right-wing PAN
candidate's meteoric rise in the polls and the fact that Mexico's
business and financial elites would have no problem with PAN's
ideology. From everything I've been able to gather, PAN's policies
are indistinguishable from those of
One of the best sources of information on Nazi fiscal policy was published
by the National Industrial Conference Board in 1936, asI r
ecall. This is
the original name for the Conference Board today. There was deficit financing
which surprisingly produced smaller overall deficits. In other
I think I met Diego Fernandez once in a Mexico City restaurant. I was
carrying a copy of that day's La Jornada, which happened to have his
picture on it. He offered to autograph it, without my having asked! I
still have the newspaper somewhere at home.
Steven Zahniser
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