Dear f/w friends
Time, perhaps for a next step in this.
My guess might be that few of us see capitalism as *the* last word in social
and global management ('That which has a start also has an end' and so on.)
I think, that, if we are to have any chance of defining a better system (at
least one,
Microsoft cooperates with Scientology
Experts suspect Trojan Horse in Windows 2000
(Summary of an article in the renowned German computer magazine "c't",
full article at http://www.heise.de/ct/english/99/25/058/ )
An integrated operating system component of Microsoft Windows 2000, the
def
"Working homeless shatter old stereotypes" - Toronto Star,
Dec. 21/99 - not in online edition
Forty-four per cent of homeless people in the United States
have some sort of job according to the latest statistics from U.S. Department of
Housing and Urban Development.
In its rush to create m
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RC36 - CALL FOR PAPERS
While there is a wide range of differences within Marxism, and between
Marxists and progressives, one of our common concerns is alienation.
While
for Marx, alienation was rooted in wage labor and the estrangement
