I found this amusing... you know, the state of
the "existing democracy"
Eva
>>Here's one perspective on voting in this year's elections...
>
>>>Subj: Filmmaker Michael Moore (of "Roger and Me" fame) calls for national
>>action
>>>
October 8, 1998
Dear Friends...
Ok, I've
At 06:10 PM 10/16/98 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Where are the archives of this list. thanks
>
Try http://www.egroups.com/list/skeptic.html
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Date: Thu, 15 Oct 1998 12:23:17 PDT
From: tamojit dutta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [UNDP]: UNDP and Economic Development
Development Economics is never easy. I don't think ANY of us have THE
right answer.
At 5:51 PM -0400 10/15/98, Ed Weick wrote:
>By the way, what has happened to that movement? At one time, it was a
>strong force for social change. Now it seems to do little more than
>represent a particular group interest, and that interest appears to be
>concerned with little more than ensuri
Where are the archives of this list. thanks
I agree with you; the leadership of the union
tend to be right wing and to thrive on apathy.
The only initiative comes from pressure from
the memebership - when it happens.
Eva
>
> >mass unemployment cuts the unions bargaining power
> >due to cut in membership and that competitive pool
> >of un
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From: Ed Weick
One shouldn't overlook Robert Owen and other 19th century reformers who
tried to set examples of how workers should be treated. But you are
generally correct. The only way to shorten the work week and improve
working conditions during the 19th century was through leg
Rationality appears to be winning in some corners. Hope it passes.
Steve
Los Angeles TimesFriday, October 16, 1998
Birth Control Coverage Nears Approval
Politics: Bill, part of budget package, would let federal workers pay
for medications with health insurance. Measure is seen as industry
bell
>
> By the way, what has happened to that movement? At one time, it was a
> strong force for social change. Now it seems to do little more than
> represent a particular group interest, and that interest appears to be
> concerned with little more than ensuring that it gets its "slice of the pie
Eva Durant wrote,
>mass unemployment cuts the unions bargaining power
>due to cut in membership and that competitive pool
>of unemployed who are ready to work for less in
>worse conditions. Also the mass media for the last
>30 years was constantly hammering the idea of
>unionism.
Unemployment m
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