> On Aug 24, 2026, at 15:27, Michael Novick via groups.io
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Good as far as it goes but doesn't really analyze or examine the relationship
> of capital in general to what it sees as pots of public money that can be
> profitably privatized and captured. The same dynamic exists in standardized
> testing, in textbook publishing, in school construction/property holdings, in
> charter schools, in student (and institutional) debt, in academic research,
> etc.
One "etc." is "scholarly-paper publishing" where academics license their works
through publishers. Like specialty interpretations of Gramsci's Prison
Notebooks, and etc.
thanks, Mark
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