Thanks Michael, I take this one! ...and write you immediately, before
you go picnic!
Now that you say it, I am ashamed that I never introduced myself!!!
The truth is that I entered into the list as a 'passive observer',
whith the single intention of learning and getting a relief feeling
that
At 5 pm on Friday Chuck said:
I heard that the Fed is putting interest rates up. Didn't know
who said it, but one rumour is enough to keep us going for
another day
whatdyamean. i also heard that Clinton changed toothpaste brands
yesterday. Maybe he knew something we didn't then?
later
bobbie
Obviously, I have a preference for issues that concern directly
the third world; but, overall speaking, in the 'global context' we
are submerged, there is little that would not influence in one way
or another, at the end, the lifes of people in the third world (and
viceversa). I have to admit
I've written:
I have to admit that 'I have had it' with the international financial
institutions (WB, IMF, IADBs, etc.)
Bill said:
so when were you ever enamoured with SAPs?
Never! nooi! nunca! mai! jamais! What I meant was that I screened
almost every relevant piece written by or about
BLS DAILY REPORT, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1996
RELEASED TODAY: Median weekly earnings of the nation's 92.7 million
full-time wage and salary workers were $488 in the third quarter of 1996.
This was 1.9 percent higher than a year earlier, compared with a gain of
3.0 percent in the Consumer Price
Ok, if we're meant to be heard from the periphery, let's not miss this
moment of yankee silence. Patrick in Johannesburg chiming in on Doug's
puzzle:
Because of the reasons Jim's laid out, I'm less satisfied with relying upon
the search for relative and absolute surplus value as the key way of
How about those who are neither here nor there? That is non-US nationals
in the US? Do they get a break or are they lumped together as "people of
color" "immigrants who should go back where they came from?::)
My two paisas worth: recently on pen-l a number of issues cropped up, one
of which
We have probably 100 people from outside of the U.S. We get quite a bit
from Canada, some from OZ or NZ, and occassionaly something from Europe.
Let's hear from you.
--
Michael Perelman
Although I am temporarily living in the US (for a year now, came as a
visiting scholar right after my
This is a very good proposal to give us one day a week for picnic. I would
like to add to his proposal this one: We should have one day a week
"European Forum," One day "Asian Forum," and one day "Third World Forum."
We shoud set aside one day to air each forum. The US posters should be
silent
Only Canadian subscribers will be aware that Barbara Amiel is the right-wing
columnist wife of Conrad Black, owner of the majority of Canadian
newspapers. Today, I had the unexpected honour of pinch hitting for
Barbara's opinion column in the Vancouver Sun. Don't be alarmed, "Barbara
Amiel will
What would happen if we imposed the discipline of the market on the ideas of
those whose mantra is 'competitiveness'? More precisely, how willing would
*investors* be in literally buying into policy ideas like the "laffer
curve", the the 'natural' or non-accelerating inflation rate of
At 9:01 PM 10/24/96, bill mitchell wrote:
4. why censoring the USA for the whole world is a breakthrough.
Though of course we wouldn't even be talking to each other like this if it
weren't for the Pentagon.
Doug
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USA
4. why censoring the USA for the whole world is a breakthrough.
Though of course we wouldn't even be talking to each other like this if it
weren't for the Pentagon.
there is a fallacy in this argument Doug. you assume there is a uniqueness to
phenomena. but path dependency can be non-unique
Can anyone advise me or direct me on how to be advised on how Mexico has
used its oil over the decades? Did they historically view it mainly as a
cash cow, or did they try to develop domestic spinoff industries? Did debt
come to claim so large a share of oil revenues that the decision was made
I recently received the following message asking for
help in finding suitable textbooks. If you think you
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I am a post-grad. student at Institute of Political Science
in Aarhus, Denmark, currently
As it is still shortly before midnight in Germany, I might
as well get in my two-cents worth - although I don't fully
fit the requirements: I am sort of not at home here in
Germany and half not at home in the States. Since I do go
back an forth a lot, I
From what I understand, the oil was seen as cash cow of sorts, since the
confidence of borrowing from the international market was based on
potenial oil revenues. Certainly there was an attempt to integrate
backard industrially, as the structure of Mexico's industrial sector would
indicate and
Doug Henwood wrote:
Though of course we wouldn't even be talking to each other like this if it
weren't for the Pentagon.
No, Doug, first things first: SPUTNIK -- October 4, 1957 -- *then* the
establishment of the Advanced Research Projects Administration (ARPA)
spawner of ARPANET, begetter of
I would urge everyone on pen-l to fill the white house email with messages
about the inhuman treatment being unilaterally inflicted on Afghan women --
messages about same follow. you can all email Clinton at:
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maggie coleman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Query: Who 'owns' and maintains the internet today? maggie coleman
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