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Title: Re:Saul Lecture Web site
web site
for:
John R.
Saul. 1996 Hagey Lecture, at the University of WaterlooPower versus
the Public Good: The Conundrum of the Individual and
Society.
http://economics.uwaterloo.ca/needhdata/SaulJRHageyLecture1996V2.PDF
--
Dr. W.R. Needham
Associate Chair,
Why apologize? Isn't self promotion all there is anyway?
Doug Henwood wrote,
Hi gang. Back for a bit before taking a little trip. Sorry that my
return message is a blast of self-promotion, but it won't happen
again, I swear.
By Maggie Farley, Times Staff Writer
UNITED NATIONS -- When President Bush chastises the U.N. for letting Iraq
violate 16 Security Council resolutions, what he doesn't mention is that
Iraq is not alone. Nearly 100 U.N. resolutions are being violated by other
countries, and in many cases, a
[The Guardian]
Blood and oil
Europe and America are taking increasingly divergent approaches to the
unreliability of the Middle Eastern petroleum supply - one green, the other
unrepentantly black, writes Randeep Ramesh
Thursday October 17, 2002
The question of whether oil is worth spilling
WSJ, Oct. 17, 2002
Did Washington Set the Stage
For Current Business Turmoil?
Seeking Growth, Policy Makers Made
Free Markets Freer, Shot Down Naysayers
By JACOB M. SCHLESINGER
Staff Reporter of THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
On an unseasonably warm February morning in 1987, three bank executives
