Greetings Economists,
And I reject your notion of stasis. That capitalism changes but
doesn't. The Russians were not nothing in history. Nor can you
oppose the political will to change by saying Wallerstein says
nothing. I demand power as a worker. What do you say intellectual?
Thanks,
Doyle Saylor
On Nov 2, 2008, at 9:31 AM, Carl Dassbach wrote:
If this is the case, if it is always changing then each mode of
regulation is unique and historically specific and the resolution to
the crisis of a mode of regulation has to be unique and can not
correspond to "the kinds of transitions that have previously
characterized capitalism."
Hence, I reject Wallerstein's argument and the implicit structural
functionalism of his thinking.
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